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Alcohol-free wine: enjoyment without the alcohol
Dealcoholised wines, personally tasted like everything at Wyhus Aemme: from sparkling wine to red wine, plus special drinks for the apéro.
The answer in brief
Alcohol-free wine is genuine wine that has had the alcohol gently removed after fermentation: a content below 0.5% vol. counts as alcohol-free, while 0.0 variants contain practically no alcohol at all. Every alcohol-free wine at Weinshop365 is personally tasted before it joins the range.
< 0.5% vol.
Counts as alcohol-free
0.0%
Practically no alcohol
Fewer calories
Compared to classic wine
Available
From the Ramsei warehouse
How alcohol-free wine is made
Good alcohol-free wine is not grape juice with a label. It is genuine wine, from which the alcohol is removed again after fermentation.
Real wine first
Alcohol-free wine begins like any other: the grapes are harvested, pressed and fully fermented, with everything that grape variety and origin bring along.
Gentle alcohol removal
The alcohol is then removed, usually by vacuum distillation at low temperatures around 30 °C. This largely preserves the delicate aromas.
Finishing touch
Finally, the balance is adjusted, for instance with a proportion of grape juice, and in the case of sparkling wine, carbon dioxide provides the sparkling finish.
When alcohol-free is the best choice
Pregnancy & breastfeeding
Raise a glass without compromise: with 0.0% variants, you're on the safe side.
Behind the wheel & at the office
Apéro with the team or the drive home after a party: enjoyment that stays sober.
Dry January & Lent
Mindful pauses without giving up the ritual: the glass with your meal remains.
Mindful enjoyment
Less alcohol also means significantly fewer calories, with the full flavour experience.
Our alcohol-free wines
Red, white, rosé and sparkling wine without alcohol, personally tasted like everything in the range.
Discover Special Drinks
Fancy some variety at the aperitif? Our Special Drinks complement the alcohol-free wines.
We taste before you order
We select our alcohol-free wines according to the same principle as the rest of our range: if it doesn't convince us at tasting, it doesn't make it onto the shelf. We carry red, white, rosé and sparkling wine, and the selection is growing all the time.
Would you like to be the first to know when more alcohol-free wines are added? The newsletter keeps you informed, no scattergun approach, but recommendations straight from the source.
- Personally tasted like the entire range
- Red, white, rosé and sparkling wine in our range
- Special Drinks as an alternative already today
Wine shop Ramsei · Emmental
Prefer personal advice?
At the Vinothek in Ramsei we are happy to show you what's new in alcohol-free alternatives, honestly assessed, with no pressure to buy.
- Wyhus Aemme, Sumiswaldstrasse 15, 3435 Ramsei
- Mon–Fri 08.00–11.45 / 13.00–17.00, Sat 09.00–12.00
- 034 402 78 24
Questions about alcohol-free wine
How is alcohol-free wine made?
First, perfectly normal wine is produced, from which the alcohol is then gently removed, usually by vacuum distillation at low temperatures around 30 °C. This way, the aromas of the grape variety are largely preserved.
What does 0.0% mean compared with «alcohol-free»?
Drinks with less than 0.5% vol. residual alcohol are considered alcohol free. 0.0% variants contain virtually no alcohol at all. The exact content is stated on each product.
Is alcohol-free wine suitable for pregnant women?
Anyone who wants to be absolutely certain should choose 0.0% variants, as «alcohol-free» may contain up to 0.5% vol. residual alcohol. We state the alcohol content transparently for every wine.
Does alcohol-free wine have fewer calories?
Yes, significantly: alcohol is the biggest calorie carrier in wine. De-alcoholised wines therefore usually contain only a fraction of the calories of a classic wine.
Which alcohol-free wines does Weinshop365 carry?
Dealcoholised red, white, rosé and sparkling wines, including Levin, Sangre de Toro and Mauler. The selection is constantly growing. Every wine is tasted before it joins the range.
Be the first to taste what's new
The selection keeps growing. The newsletter will let you know when new alcohol-free wines arrive. With honest taster's notes rather than advertising promises.