Best Non-Alcoholic Champagne & Sparkling Wines (Updated For Fall 2025)
/A review of some of my favorite non-alcoholic sparkling wines
“What’s the best non-alcoholic champagne?” Good question! This is a completely overhauled list of my favourite non-alcoholic sparkling wines because my old list from earlier this year just didn’t cut it. There have been so many excellent alcohol-free bubbles ‘popping’ up this year, it was time to go back to the drawing board and really dig into which bubblies I liked and which ones have been on the list for awhile but need to be replaced.
I think a great sparkling wine is actually perfect for a weeknight dinner and that you don’t need to wait for a special occasion to drink this style of wine. The same goes for the non-alcoholic variety. When you find a good one, you know you can pop the cork anytime and enjoy the tingle of crisp bubbles with your roast chicken!
Non-alcoholic sparkling wine has been a leader in the n/a drinks category since the beginning. The carbonation added to dealcoholized wine adds mouthfeel back to a very thin liquid (usually) and the oxygenation amplifies flavour notes. The early dealcoholized sparkling wines were fun and had more of a ‘tastes like wine’ taste than still wines but over the years, I’ve seen the quality improve greatly and the list below really reflects the craftsmanship in the non-alcoholic wine space in 2025.
How is non-alcoholic sparkling wine made?
Non-alcoholic sparkling wine starts off as a regular still wine (with alcohol) that is dealcoholized using a variety of methods to gently remove the alcohol through heat or vacuum or both. A winemaker then works with the dealcoholized wine to add back in flavour and tannins as needed before it undergoes gentle carbonation to integrate bubbles. The only exceptions to this are the two top wines below, which don’t use added sugars and in the case of Bolle, no artificial carbonation either.
*Note: 'alcohol free wine' or 'zero alcohol wine' means 0.0% alcohol - this article covers non-alcoholic dealcoholized wines that are less than 0.5% alcohol.
So let’s pop the cork on these great non-alcoholic champagnes, shall we?
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Our Favourite Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wines for 2025
1. Zeronimo Sparkling Select
My rating: 10/10
Price: $39USD
Best for: special occasion
When you drink this sparkling wine side by side with any other non-alcoholic option, you can taste how much better this brand is immediately. Made by a master Austrian winemaker, the Sparkling Select is a delicate, floral blend of white varietals native to Austria. What makes it unique is the lack of added sugar and flavours after dealcoholization due to strict Austrian rules around wine. This non-alcoholic wine stands on its own merits and is a real treat to enjoy.
2. BOLLE Sparkling Blanc de Blanc
My rating: 9.5/10
Price: $32USD
Best for: Special occasion
BOLLE Sparkling Blanc de Blanc is out of this world, and arguably one of the best in the category globally. It’s one of what I call ‘chateau’ wines, of which there are only three. The crisp bright sparkling wine is made with chardonnay and silvaner grapes grown in Spain, using secondary fermentation and no added sugar, resulting in a non-alcoholic wine that has the same characteristics of wine - mouthfeel, flavour and creamy bubbles that go on for days. Divine!
3. Tomorrow Cellars Sparkling Blanc du Rhone
My rating: 9/10
Price: $30USD
Best for: oysters, shellfish, seafood
This is a practically perfect non-alcoholic bubbly made in California by experienced winemakers. It’s made from 100% Marsanne grapes, which I don’t always love the taste of as they can be slightly sweet, but it works in this elegant dealcoholized bubbly. It’s zingy and a perfect accompaniment to oysters or caviar.
4. Society De La Rassi
My rating: 8.5/10
Price: $60USD
Best for: appetizers and hors d’ouevres
Society De La Rassi is one of only three ‘chateau’ level wines in this category and even megastar Doechii agrees! It was recently seen at her post-Met Gala bash. This n/a champagne is crisp and truly bone-dry, with a nice bright acid backbone and very delicate grape must notes that really mimic the old world feel of a brut made in Champagne. A little bit of salinity that is just a hint of terroir. Just perfection and worth the higher price tag for sure!
5. Oddbird Blanc de Blanc
My rating: 8/10
Price: $25USD
Best for: every day bubbly
Oddbird Blanc de Blanc has been one of my hands-down favourites since I first discovered it in 2021. The Swedish brand was one of the first real premium n/a bubblies in the world and has withstood the test of time. It’s unique because it strikes a beautiful balance between acidity and sweetness and bubbles, and offers an experience that feels quietly luxurious at a very reasonable price point.
Read my full review here.
6. Zeno Sparkling White
My rating: 7.5/10
Price: $20
Best for: A light mid-week seafood dinner
Zeno Sparkling is a fan-favourite and people really love it. I’m not a fan of elderflower, and this non-alcoholic wine has quite strong elderflower notes on the palate. However, I definitely see the appeal because it’s very dry, and bright with medium-plus acidity. Besides the elderflower, there is a hint of stone fruit and strawberry in a pleasantly balanced and nicely complex liquid. This one grew on me, and I would definitely reach for it again for a summer dinner.
7. Mionetto Dealcoholized Prosecco
My rating: 8/10
Price: $15USD
Best for: Aperol spritz cocktails, mimosas
This is a zippy and bright n/a bubbly, newly launched in 2024 by prosecco brand Mionetto. It has loads of bright acidity and is quite dry with a hint of sweetness. I was expecting a different wine because the price is so low, but it’s actually really nice. Despite the higher sugar, it doesn’t taste like sweetened, carbonated grape juice. There’s not a lot of complexity, but the acid backbone keeps it crisp and elegant, with notes of peach, apple and cranberry. It’s on this list because it’s delicious and affordable and sometimes that’s all it takes. Great in a non-alcoholic aperol spritz and the best non alcoholic sparkling wine for mimosas!
8. Wolffer Estates Spring In A Bottle Blanc de Blancs
My rating: 7.5/10
Price: $20USD
Best for: Puff pastry appetizers with cheese
Wolffer Estates Spring In A Bottle Blanc de Blanc is kind of a secret holy grail that is slowly starting to get some traction. This non-alcoholic bubbly is nice and crisp and dry with playful bubbles, and it really does not taste like grape juice at all. It’s got notes of green apples balanced with some nuttiness and a creamy mouthfeel. It’s a great option to pair with hors d’ouevres for the holiday season.
9. Wander + Found Sparkling Cuvee Blanc
My rating: 7.5/10
Price: $20USD
Best for: Roast chicken, making Hugo mocktails
This is a 95-point wallet-friendly non-alcoholic sparkling wine that really sizzles. It’s a perfect blend of tart acidity and just a hint of sweetness, with nice tight bubbles and a creamy mouthfeel. It’s made in Germany at a 200-year old vineyard and the quality and precision show. I’ve always loved this bottle because it’s great quality for the price!
10. Eins Zwei Zero Sparkling Riesling
My rating: 8.5/10
Price: $20USD
Best for: Sushi, tempura and other Asian dishes
This was one of the OG non-alcoholic sparkling wines and also one of the best. Riesling is a great varietal to dealcoholize but a lot of people may remember sickly sweet cheap riesling wines from the 1980s/1990s and might have stayed away from this bottle. Premium quality riesling is not sweet, but rather quite bone dry and minerally. This sparkling riesling is a great example of a brand using premium grapes and innovation to craft a great alcohol-free specimen with all the flavour of the real thing.
The BEST part about this specific sparkling wine is that it comes in regular bottles OR 250ml cans, and it doesn’t taste like tin!
11. Noughty Sparkling Chardonnay
My rating: 8/10
Price: $31USD
Best for: Mixed into cocktails or on it’s own
Noughty Sparkling Chardonnay is an excellent low-sugar non-alcoholic sparkling wine option. The UK brand manufactures this style (one of five styles they carry) in Germany from 100% Chardonnay grapes, and it has those telltale notes of crisp green apple and lemon. It’s nice and bright with playful bubbles and really a crowd-pleasing option that both drinkers and non-drinkers can enjoy.
12. Colibri Non-Alcoholic Spumante
My rating: 8/10
Price: $20USD
Best for: Poached eggs, fresh chevré and brioche buns
This non-alcoholic spumante is a gentle, sophisticated Italian beauty that I love. Made on-site in Italy via membrane filtration (one of the few in the country to do so), Colibri Spumante captures the essence of how a delicate bubbly should taste without alcohol and the experience of a fine wine. Apricot, stone fruit and tangerine notes and creamy bubbles. Sadly, it’s only available in Canada and Europe right now but hopefully coming soon to the U.S.
This guide was created by me, Sarah Kate, editor of Some Good Clean Fun and IWSC No/Low Alcohol judge, and I’ve tested and reviewed hundreds of non-alcoholic wines and spirits since 2020.
