Photo: Leitz via Schatzi Wines
Leitz
Eins Zwei Zero Sparkling Riesling
German riesling with the alcohol removed: dry, peachy and properly acidic.
5 pieces
Dealcoholized wines that still taste like wine. Dry styles mix best.
Photo: Leitz via Schatzi Wines
Leitz
German riesling with the alcohol removed: dry, peachy and properly acidic.
Photo: Oddbird
Oddbird
Fine bubbles and a dry finish; aged as wine before the alcohol comes out.
Photo: Fre
Fre
Widely available and easy on the budget. Good for mixing.
Photo: Thomson & Scott
Thomson & Scott
Organic, dry and bright.
Photo: Giesen
Giesen
Grassy, citrusy New Zealand sauvignon blanc, minus the alcohol.
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