Alcohol-free wines

Why choose alcohol-free wine

Whether you are driving, expecting, training or simply taking a night off, an alcohol-free wine lets you keep the ritual of a good glass at the table. Several of these Nett wines have earned professional ratings of 91 to 95 points.

Made as wine first

These are not grape juices. Nett makes each wine in the usual way, from estate-grown grapes through fermentation, and only then removes the alcohol, gently, under vacuum and at low temperature. SOLOS aroma recovery captures the aromas that escape and returns them to the wine, so it still tastes of its grape, from zesty Sauvignon Blanc to aromatic Gewürztraminer. Read how the alcohol comes out without the taste.

Lighter in your glass

Most of the calories in a dry wine come from its alcohol. Nett's Sauvignon Blanc REVERSE has around 100 kcal per bottle against roughly 520 kcal for the classic version, about 80% fewer, and the Pinot Noir saves around 85%. The drier ones have fewer calories per bottle than a can of beer. See the full calorie comparison.

Sparkling and white

Start with the Secco Frizzante for a toast, then explore crisp dry whites made from Riesling, Pinot Blanc and Chardonnay. Thanks to their fresh acidity they taste dry, and they are good with seafood, salads and Asian dishes. They even pair well with spicy Thai food.

Rosé and red

The dry rosé is made from Dornfelder and Pinot Noir. The Breakaway Pinot Noir is a light red that is easy to enjoy with grilled chicken, mushrooms or a cheese board.

Meet the winery

Christian Nett makes both classic and alcohol-free wines at the family estate in Duttweiler. Explore all Nett wines, including the traditional range.