When using traditional winemaking techniques to create alcohol-free Prosecco or sparkling wine, trace elements of alcohol usually remain behind, so if you’re wondering, “is non-alcoholic sparkling wine really alcohol-free?” the answer is yes, but check the label to make sure there’s no more than 0.5% ABV.Īt Lyre’s, our impossibly crafted range of non-alcoholic sparkling wine is made using zero alcohol, resulting in 0% ABV in each glass! Our team works hard to create a ‘like for taste’ experience using the finest all-natural essences and extracts, meticulously researched and balanced to guarantee our non-alcoholic sparkling drinks look and taste just like the original. Afterwards, the remaining water is added back into the filtered wine concentrate. Reverse osmosis: A cross-flow filtration system that filters out the aroma compounds and phenolics before the alcohol is removed by distillation.Spinning cone columns: The alcohol is repeatedly evaporated and condensed at a low temperature using inverted cones and centrifugal forces.In this method, most aromas are also evaporated and need to be blended back in afterwards. Vacuum distillation: The alcohol is evaporated at a low temperature using a vacuum chamber.There are three main methods currently used to remove the alcohol in traditional winemaking: If traditional winemaking is involved, the winemaker will follow a similar process to their alcoholic wines but will remove the alcohol before bottling. When crafting non-alcoholic sparkling wine and Champagne, techniques can vary depending on where it’s made and who makes it. How is non-alcoholic sparkling wine made? Sparkling wine can be made in any region using any grape, so when deciding between a Champagne or sparkling wine made in other areas, it’s best to consider your preferred level of fruitiness, freshness, body and bouquet. Non-alcoholic sparkling wine (like our impossibly craftedĬlassico Grande and Classico Ready-to-drink Premix) can also be made without any traditional wine or alcohol and result in an alcohol-free alternative with 0% ABV that looks, tastes and sashays around the palate just like the original!Īll Champagne is sparkling wine, but not all sparkling wine is Champagne - so what’s the difference? The main difference between sparkling wine and Champagne is where it comes from if a label says ‘Champagne’, the sparkling wine is grown, made and bottled in the Champagne region of France. Non-alcoholic sparkling wine (or alcohol-free sparkling Champagne) is typically wine made the same way as traditional wine but with the alcohol removed before bottling.ĭepending on the technique used to remove the alcohol, non-alcoholic sparkling wine can include trace amounts of alcohol however, to be considered non-alcoholic, the amount of alcohol must be less than 0.5% ABV. Read on to discover five alcohol-free sparkling mocktail recipes and learn everything you need to know about non-alcoholic sparkling wine and Champagne, from what it is and what it tastes like to where you can order some for your next occasion. Our range of lovingly crafted non-alcoholic sparkling wine was borne from a quest to make the impossible possible - giving you the freedom to drink your drink, your way - so you can enjoy the mirth and merriment of your evening with fewer calories and no hangover the next day. But what do you do if you’re trying to cut out the giggle juice? Thankfully, it’s precisely this absence of giggle juice that allows you to let your hair down and enjoy each occasion to its fullest. Celebrations and joyful shindigs are made for bubbles and clinking glasses.
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