Alcohol-free sampler pack

Six bottles, zero percent alcohol, but not a gram of compromise on taste: This package brings together the most convincing alcohol-free wines in our range – from sparkling wines to full-bodied reds from Apulia. Whether you're pregnant, ready to drive, observing a fasting month, or simply want to stay clear-headed throughout the evening: These wines don't draw attention to what's missing – they show what's there.

Hangover-Free White 2024 – Winzer Sommerach (Germany, Franconia)
The Franconian winery Sommerach belongs to the eponymous winegrowers' cooperative and is known for uncomplicated, well-made everyday wines. Their "Katerfrei" (Hangover-Free) surprises with an unusual combination: smoky nuances meet a salty, sea-breeze-like character, rounded off by a light sweetness and a smooth texture. For an alcohol-free white wine, this is a remarkably distinctive personality.

Natureo Sparkling alcohol-free – Torres (Spain)
Miguel Torres is one of Spain's most renowned wineries and invested early in non-alcoholic alternatives. The Natureo Sparkling displays lively bubbles and a nose of exotic fruits, coconut, and banana with delicate broom blossoms – bright, fresh, and perfect for festive occasions where a glass of sparkling wine is simply a must.

Sangre de Toro Tinto alcohol-free – Torres (Spain)
Also from the Torres winery comes the alcohol-free red wine from the famous Sangre de Toro line. Dark cherry red in the glass, the nose offers juicy raspberry and quince jelly with delicate oak notes – freshly toasted bread, a hint of vanilla. Velvety smooth on the palate, with balanced fruit and a touch of sweetness on the finish: the most approachable red wine in the package.

Kolonne Null Rosé dry alcohol-free – Kolonne Null (Germany)
Kolonne Null is one of the few brands that sees non-alcoholic wines not as a niche product, but as a category in their own right – and it shows in the results. The still rosé shines salmon-colored in the glass, smells of red berries, and remains lively and fresh on the palate. The ideal patio wine for hot summer days when water is too little and alcohol too much.

Kolonne Null Rosé sparkling dry alcohol-free – Kolonne Null (Germany)
The sparkling sister of the still rosé: salmon-pink, with fine, persistent bubbles and a nose of raspberry and strawberry, balanced by a tart, floral note. The finish is dry and clean – no sticky aftertaste so often found in non-alcoholic alternatives. Best served at 6–8 °C, as an aperitif or with salads and grilled vegetables.

Doppio Passo Rosso Alternativa alcohol-free – Botter (Italy, Apulia)
Made from Apulian Primitivo and bottled by Botter – one of the most reliable négociants in northeastern Italy. The color is deep ruby ​​red, the nose reveals ripe cherries and dark berries, just like the original. On the palate, it is soft and smooth, without the alcoholic warmth, but with enough substance to pair well with a meat or pasta dinner.

This goes well with: grilled vegetables and salads with vinaigrette to go with sparkling rosé, antipasti and light appetizers to go with Natureo Sparkling, pasta al pomodoro or lentil soup to go with Doppio Passo, fish and vegetable dishes to go with Hangover-Free White.

The package contains six bottles and is a good introduction to the world of non-alcoholic wines – as a gift for people who consciously abstain from alcohol, as an addition to mixed gatherings, or as a personal test to see how far the category has come since the watery grape juice of the past.