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Seriously aromatic, Nozeco stood out in this category compared to the others we taste-tested. It had a great pop and the liquid itself looked the part with a nice, creamy champagne hue. It bubbled well when first poured but the bubbles did dissipate after a few minutes. That being said, it maintained its fizziness while drinking, a key feature we all enjoyed. The non-alcoholic market has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with constant innovation meaning that going booze-free is no longer an inferior choice. In fact, the recently launched World Alcohol-Free Awards awarded 25 medals to the AF sparkling wine category, including three gold medals. And according to The Drinks Business, “the best low-and no-alcohol wines (from the event) were sparkling, as the fizz helps to add texture and freshness.”
Whether looking for a convincing champagne stand-in, or a “nosecco”, today's non-alcoholic sparklers are often a dead-ringer for the real deal. Using the same grapes as you’d find in regular sparkling wine and made in the same way before being de-alcoholised, you’ll sometimes also find the addition of sparkling teas to help create the authentic tannin effect. The table below contains all postcodes on a two day service. Please note all deliveries to Northern Ireland are also on a 3-5 days service.Our panel of WSET trained experts and consumers sipped their way through 44 alcohol-free sparkling wines, to find their favourites. It, too, had a super light taste, but it carried more of an impact in that department. That being said, it didn’t really nail the flavour of rose, but we could overlook that thanks to its perks. It was one we’d all happily drink again.
When to serve: Hands down, this nosecco rose is the perfect party non-alcoholic drink. Dress it up with fresh berries for a extra snazzy feel. Is alcohol-free prosecco good for you? This is one drink that seems to be doing the rounds at the moment – in fact, my sister told me to try it … so I did. I saw a bottle of Nozeco, an alcohol-free prosecco on the sheld at Sainsbury’s and decided to give it a go. But what about the taste? We were all surprised by the ingredients list. Nozeco is born out of de-alcoholised wine, a unique feature that sets it apart from the other fruit juice-based wines we sampled. As we sipped, we got strong floral notes (elderflower, we hypothesised) and there was a distinct similarity between it and the real deal, particularly with its finish. Due to its medium-sweet, floral taste Nozeco was a bit divisive amongst our taste-testers, but we agreed that this was down to individual palettes. Having just tasted its Fizzero sibling, we wondered if this might be where the line of noseccos shined and we’d have to say it is. If its colour wasn’t inviting enough, its aroma sealed the deal. We were pleased to see it keep its fizz better than others we tried and its taste was rather pleasant.
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But if we’re honest, doing a taste testing of your own is the way to go. It’s a fun way to spend a few hours with friends and family and the best part is you won’t have to worry about a brutal hangover! That being said, the flavour of this prosecco dupe couldn’t be faulted. Incredibly light, it gave us notes of fruit, particularly apple, pear and even a little rhubarb. It didn’t much recall the taste of a classic prosecco, but we all decided it was a tasty enough drink. We’d particularly recommend it if you aren’t big on the flavour of prosecco or if you prefer a super-light tasting bevvy. Offshore Island deliveries will take longer than two days including Channel Islands, Isle of Man, Scottish Highlands and Islands and Scilly Isles. For our crowd, two noseccos stood out for us. Frexeneit 0.0% and Benjamin Truffer Sparkling Moscato were definitely our favourites. Their pop, fizz and looks were all fantastic and when it comes to taste, we all agreed we’d happily drink them again.
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