15 Nonalcoholic Wines That’ll Let Ya Sip Without the Hangover

French-Canadian brand St. Regis is another popular choice for non-alcoholic wine, offering a small but v solid selection of bottles, including a NA cabernet sauvignon that—believe it or not—*doesn't* taste like overpriced grape juice. It's made from Spanish grapes and SO refreshing, especially when served cold (just trust us).

THE REVIEWS: "It's hard to find drinks...that aren't super sweet, non-alcoholic, and non-carbonated to drink during pregnancy. This wine does the trick!" writes one reviewer. "It has the tart dry taste I was hoping for with none of the alcohol. The smell is really lovely too!"

For NA fruit wines at a decent price point, you'll wanna check out popular Italian brand Stella Rosa, which introduced its non-alcoholic line in 2022. Rather than traditional varietals, the brand offers non-alcoholic black, peach, red, and rosé wines, all of which will cost ya less than $10 (though we're partial to the NA rosé).

THE REVIEWS: "For a non-alcoholic wine, this is quite impressive," one tester writes. "Not too sweet, not too bitter, [and] just a little bubbly. I will buy again."

Established in 2019, SipC offers non-alcoholic, low-calorie canned wine made with the simplest ingredients: nothing but dealcoholized wine and light carbonation. It's dry, refreshing, and never too sweet, and you should try both the alcohol-removed white blend and rosé (both of which are created using spinning cone technology to dealcoholize the wine).

THE REVIEWS: "Not just grape juice!" reads one review. "I love that this is REAL wine. I don't have to worry about a hangover and I get to enjoy a high-quality beverage. It's not too sweet like other NA wines."

If you're all about that canned drink life, then Sovi needs to be on your radar. Introduced in 2021, Sovi's wines are produced in California, then dealcoholized by vacuum distillation with no additional sugar or flavors, so they taste just like the real thing. They currently offered a canned red blend, sparkling white, and (our fave) sparkling rosé.

THE REVIEWS: "This is one of the best non-alcoholic wines I have ever tried," one tester writes. "...During the week I don't drink and this is an excellent alternative when I really want something that feels special but don't want the excessive calories and headache during the week."

Founded in 2021, Studio Null specializes in non-alcoholic wines from small European vineyards with a complex taste and no artificial ingredients. Our personal fave: this crisp white made from hand-harvested Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc grapes that looks (and tastes!) like a work of art. And FYI, they also offer a prickly red blend and sparkling rosé.

THE REVIEWS: "It is so hard to find an AF wine that actually tastes good and genuinely approximates regular wine," notes one tester. "This is the best I've had. Still doesn't have the complexity that regular wine does, but comes closest."

Come for the gorgeous iridescent bottles, stay for the legitimately tasty NA wine. Launched in 2021, Los Angeles brand Starla produces an alcohol-removed red blend with an impressive five calories per serving, made with Ruby Cabernet and Barbera grapes and infused with French lavender and fig. Ya, it's pricey, but it's so worth it—and Starla's sparkling rosé and Sauvignon Blanc are just as good.

THE REVIEWS: "This is the best and I have tried them all!" reads one review. "I love red wine and have been wanting something that is close to the real thing. This is it! Cheers!"

In addition to being non-alcoholic, all the wines produced by London-based brand Noughty are vegan, organic, halal, and offer some of the lowest calories and sugar per serving for zero-proof wines on the market rn. Impressive! Noughty offers a sparkling rosé and sparkling Chardonnay that mimic traditional Champagne, as well as a new dealcoholized red.

THE REVIEWS: "I love that this has the aroma of a sparkling wine or champagne, but no alcohol!" one reviewer writes. "It's light, bubbly, not too sweet, and delicious. Will definitely get again!"

Chances are you've seen the iconic floral-patterned bottles from Wölffer Estate all over your Insta feed, but did you know that the Long Island wine company introduced a non-alcoholic sparkling rosé to its lineup in 2021? Made with a blend of Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier, St. Laurent, and Dornfelder, this pretty option is vibrant, fruity, and refreshing AF.

THE REVIEWS: According to one tester, "I was really impressed with this NA rosé! I personally prefer wines that are more dry not sweet. This rosé is well-balanced with just the right sweet to dry for a rosé."

Made from chardonnay grapes, this bottled NA Prosecco from alcoholic-free wine and beer company Grüvi is semi-dry, tart, and amazingly tasty—plus, it's just 50 calories per bottle! It's great on its own or as a base for mocktails, and jsyk, Grüvi also offers a fab bubbly rosé and dry red blend.

THE REVIEWS: "This is the best nonalcoholic beverage I've found," says one tester. "The Dry Secco tastes like the real deal and I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything. It's low calorie and not too sweet."

One of the most popular alcohol-removed wine brands out there, Fre has a whopping nine options for zero-proof sipping (as well as some canned varieties!), and its bright, fruity moscato is one of the best. Made from California grapes and then dealcoholized by vacuum distillation, this NA moscato tastes just like peaches—though we'll warn you: If you're not into sweet drinks, then this one probs isn't for you.

THE REVIEWS: "I am so happy that I purchased this de-alcoholized wine," one tester writes. "It is sweet but not too sweet. There is no bitter or lingering after taste. It actually leaves the tongue quickly, but it still has the ability to enhance the flavors of whatever food you pair it with."

Moving on to: NA wines that aren't *really* wines but as just as good. Launched in 2018, London-based company Three Spirit produces botanical elixirs and alt wines designed to make ya feel good, and they are just *chef's kiss.* Our rec: Three Spirit's white wine alternative, which is blended and bottled using fruits and ferments to make a crisp, elegant alt wine that you'll love.

THE REVIEWS: "I ordered this for Christmas and it was amazing," one tester writes. "Full of lovely flavors and totally delicious. This was my second sober Christmas and this drink was a perfect AF alternative."

Similar to Three Spirit, the wine proxies from Acid League (which was introduced in 2020) are made with layered blends of juices, teas, spices, and bitters to give ya the same complexity of wine without the hangover. The company currently offers two whites, two reds, and a rosé (among other blends), and if you're not sure where to start, we recommend going with the funky red Nightshade blend.

THE REVIEWS: "Nice replacement for a Sangiovese, with lots of different flavors," reads one review. "Fine tannins, nice red fruit, and good acidity make it great pairing with many foods."

Instead of a traditional grape base like most of the other non-alcoholic wines use, TÖST actually makes its bubbly refreshers with sparkling white tea. Tart and floral, this one is available in an original flavor and a rosé (which is infused with ginger and elderberry), and it's le perfect alc-free replacement for Champagne.

THE REVIEWS: "I absolutely love TÖST (both the rosé and original)!" writes one tester. "It's not too sweet and is a great alternative for people who do not want an alcoholic beverage. The bubbles are an added plus. Highly recommend!"