Review: Best Non-Alcoholic White Wines of 2025
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One thing that we get asked about a lot is whether there are any good non-alcoholic red wines. Only a few short years ago, non-alcoholic wines were nowhere near where they are today especially the red styles. In 2025, we've come a long way from glorified grape juice! Here are our top picks for red wines (some new and some old favourites) we love.
*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.
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Our Favourite Non-Alcoholic White Wines for 2025
1. Zeronimo Sparkling Select
TOP OVERALL PICK OF THE YEAR
Best for: Celebratory toasts
Tasting notes:
This is the #1 non-alcoholic white wine in the world, still or sparkling. People around the globe are obsessed with Zeronimo Sparkling Select. It’s a dead ringer for a high-end champagne, but with a unique and very original flavour profile due to the blend of Austrian varietals. You won’t find a wine like this anywhere in the world.
2. Leitz Chardonnay
Best for: any occasion, and great every day! Our top still white wine of 2025.
Tasting Notes:
This non-alcoholic white is a perfect example of a cool-climate chardonnay, but with a hint of warm weather characteristics. It’s crisp and acidic, and has a playful hint of soft buttery oak. It’s complex enough to warrant being at the top of our list for a still whites that taste great, are priced well and enjoyable down to the last drop!
Available through The Zero Proof in the US -> 15% off with code MAKEITNONALCOHOLIC.
Available in Canada through Upside Drinks and Vinelands Winery.
3. Giesen 0% Sauvignon Blanc
Best for: Summer nights
Tasting notes:
The Giesen Sauvignon Blanc is an excellent non-alcoholic white, with a crisp and dry profile and enough acidity to have some length, and low in sugar as well so you can enjoy multiple glasses without the guilt.
15% OFF At The Zero Proof with code MAKEITNONALCOHOLIC or on Amazon.
*Also found at Total Wine, Publix, Wegmans and more in the U.S.
For Canada: Found online and in-store in Canada at most non-alcoholic retailers. List of where to buy non-alcoholic in Canada is here.
4. Leitz Eins Zwei Zero Riesling
Best for: Seafood and sushi
Tasting notes:
The Leitz Eins Zwei Zero Riesling is made at a 200-year old winery in Germany and replicates a good quality off-dry riesling, without too much sweetness and the minerality and petrol notes that are the hallmark of enjoyable rieslings. It’s a great option for seafood or sushi as it has a nice soft acidity that will pair nicely with oily seafood.
Read our full review here.
Available widely in Canada and the U.S.
5. Studio Null Gruner Weiss
Best for: Date night!
Tasting notes:
This is a light and dry non-alcoholic white from Austrian gruner veltliner and gelber muskateller grapes. Although there isn’t much complexity it’s a nice crisp bottle, and has a low sugar rating at 4g sugar per 5oz glass. It’s a really nice bottle to enjoy with fondue, as they would in Austria.
Read our full review here.
6. Lautus Chardonnay
Best for: Soft cheeses, mushrooms, lemony pasta sauce.
Tasting notes:
Making a non-alcoholic chardonnay that will satisfy the pickiest of former wine lovers is a difficult feat. Lautus is a South African brand and they have done this non-alcoholic chardonnay really well with premium grapes and spinning cone technology. This wine is sumptuous and elegant and a great example of an accomplished drink with personality, character and complexity. It’s a classic example of the style that will be a crowd-pleaser.
Available at The Zero Proof (U.S. Only). Use code MAKEITNONALCOHOLIC for 15% OFF
Available in Canada through Soft Crush, Dry Variety and Upside Drinks.
7. Noughty Blanc de Blanc
Best for: Light sides or finger foods
Tasting notes:
Noughty is the OG brand in the non-alcoholic wine space, and all of their products are excellent. The Blanc de Blanc is a delicate but delicious non-alcoholic white made in South Africa on dry land farms from native grapes. It’s got the body of a cool climate chardonnay and the tase is bright and fresh with green apple and peach, and a smooth finish with a hint of minerality.
Available in the U.S. at The Zero Proof. Use code MAKEITNONALCOHOLIC for 15% OFF.
Available in Canada at most non-alcoholic retailers online.
8. Pure Vision Chardonnay
Best for: Braised pork with light herbs
Tasting notes:
This wine is from an organic vineyard in Australia, and you really can tell the difference. There’s just something about Pure Vision’s wines that elevates them above a lot of others in the category and we think it’s the organic viticulture. The Pure Vision Zero Organic Non-alcoholic Chardonnay is well-rounded and nicely balanced with some structure and a pleasant full mouthfeel, with some waxiness which reminds me of French wines. A hint of length at the end but just an echo.
Available in Canada only. Find it at P/S Alcohol Free, Upside Drinks or Dry Variety.
9. Cognato Chenin Blanc
Best for: Shellfish, mussels cooked in wine
Tasting notes:
Cognato is made in South Africa (are you seeing a pattern here??) from pure Chenin Blanc, one of the regions most famous native varietals. It’s a mouthwatering mix of lemon curd, green apple and a fresh minerality with a hint of salinity. It’s an off-dry wine, as there is some sweetness but balanced out with a nice bright acidity. It’s a really lovely sip!
Available in Canada only via Clearsips.
10. St. Regis Selections Sauvignon Blanc
Best for: Turkey and other roasted poultry
Tasting notes: This is a fun and unique non-alcoholic white that has lots of flavour and acidity. It’s a warm climate Sauv Blanc so expect tropical notes that complement roasted meats and other dry roasted dishes.
Our full review can be found here.
Available in Canada only.
FAQs about Non-Alcoholic White Wine
Where can you buy non-alcoholic white wine?
Non-alcoholic red wines are available everywhere. You can start with your local grocery store, which usually has lower-priced options like Carl Jung or VinZero (both terrible na wines) or Fre wines, which taste ok but are sometimes a sweeter option with higher sugar levels. Most premium non-alcoholic wines are accessed through online retailers. You can find where to buy information in all our non-alcoholic red wine reviews and on our Where To Buy Non-Alcoholic pages (here for Canada and here for the U.S.).
Is there a non-alcoholic white wine in a can?
Yes, there are lots of non-alcoholic red wine in single serve cans, mainly sparkling options but it’s actually better than still wine in the canned format. Try Oddbird Blanc De Blanc in the can or Sovi Sparkling for two low sugar options.
Is there a non-alcoholic white wine that tastes like white wine?
Yes, many new alcohol removed white wines taste very similar to their alcoholic counterparts.
Are there any trace amounts of alcohol in non-alcoholic wine?
Yes, alcohol free wine' or 'zero alcohol wine' means 0.0% alcohol but most non-alcoholic wines are between 0.01 and 0.05% ABV. Even alcohol-free wine can be 0.05%, but those are trace amounts basically undetectable. Wine alternatives that are truly alcohol free often taste like grape juice because there is no solvent to hold the flavour.
What is the best way to store non-alcoholic wine?
Keep non-alcoholic wine in a cool, dry place out of direct sunlight. Once it's been opened, keep it in the fridge for 24 hours. Non alcoholic wine oxidizes quickly so it may not taste the same after 24 hours.
