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Zero Hour Non-Alc Prosecco NV

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Zero Hour Non-Alc Prosecco NV

In their words -  Dive into a fresh prosecco that captures the crisp elegance of a classic with alcohol gently removed. Bright pear, zesty lemon and a whisper of honey. Less than 0.5% Alc.

 

From oysters to sushi, soft-ripened cheeses to light Asian dishes, it's bright acidity and delicate bubbles elevate every bite with effortless charm.

 

Critics thoughts - A positive step in the right direction, this is quite possibly the best low or no alcohol wine I have come across.  The fruit was fermented, then the alcohol removed, and it's that removal of a key ingredient in wine that does have an impact.

 

But still, if you are looking for an alternative to a fully leaded version of Proseccco, I reckon you could find a happy home here. Loaded with lemon drops, lemon juice, pears and a lemon sherbet tang, a lick of honey looms on close. What elevates this for me is the textural presence. You get a sense that it is brushed on with pastry-like feels and it hangs much longer than expected. But as is always the case with wines in the category, there is no back palate. Get that bit right and I reckon the low and no alcohol market will surge further.

 

Perfect as a mixer for a low alcohol Aperol spritz, to sip by the pool or to splash about at a picnic, this will find its tribe.  Qwine Reviews 

$4.17

Original: $13.89

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Zero Hour Non-Alc Prosecco NV

$13.89

$4.17

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In their words -  Dive into a fresh prosecco that captures the crisp elegance of a classic with alcohol gently removed. Bright pear, zesty lemon and a whisper of honey. Less than 0.5% Alc.

 

From oysters to sushi, soft-ripened cheeses to light Asian dishes, it's bright acidity and delicate bubbles elevate every bite with effortless charm.

 

Critics thoughts - A positive step in the right direction, this is quite possibly the best low or no alcohol wine I have come across.  The fruit was fermented, then the alcohol removed, and it's that removal of a key ingredient in wine that does have an impact.

 

But still, if you are looking for an alternative to a fully leaded version of Proseccco, I reckon you could find a happy home here. Loaded with lemon drops, lemon juice, pears and a lemon sherbet tang, a lick of honey looms on close. What elevates this for me is the textural presence. You get a sense that it is brushed on with pastry-like feels and it hangs much longer than expected. But as is always the case with wines in the category, there is no back palate. Get that bit right and I reckon the low and no alcohol market will surge further.

 

Perfect as a mixer for a low alcohol Aperol spritz, to sip by the pool or to splash about at a picnic, this will find its tribe.  Qwine Reviews