While most non-alcoholic wines are vegan, you might be surprised to learn that not all non-alcoholic wines are vegan. It’s easy to see why, since wine comes from fermenting crushed grapes.
While wine comes from grapes, the wine-making process might make a non-alcoholic wine not vegan-friendly.
For example, animal-derived products might also be used in the filtration process or for the bottle. So here’s my recommended list of the best vegan non-alcoholic sparkling wines I’ve tried.
1. FRE Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Brut
Fre Sparkling Brut is a vegan non-alcoholic sparkling wine manufactured by its sister company, Sutter Home Family Vineyards in Napa Valley, California.
We’ve done a full review of FRE Sparkling Brut, and we think it’s pretty tasty even if it is a little sweet for a brut.
You can expect this sparkling brut to be heavy on the apple notes, which might make some feel like they’re drinking sparkling apple cider more than wine.
Order it online from non-alcoholic drinks retailer Proof No More (within the United States).
2. Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Chardonnay
This organic, vegan, sparkling Chardonnay is made by London’s Thomson & Scott with Crafted from Chardonnay grapes cultivated in Southern Spain’s vineyards.
Like a good sparkling Chardonnay, I like that it pours a Champagne hue with a crisp apple aroma, and delivers a dry finish with lots of effervescence.
Order from NA retailers Proof No More (within United States) and ZeroZilchZip (within the UK).
3. Surely WinesNon-Alcoholic Wines
We’ve tried different non-alcoholic wines from Surely, a Californian NA winery, and I’ve been impressed by how good their wines taste even without alcohol (or animal derivatives).
I particularly liked the Bubbly Red, which is a non-alcoholic sparkling red wine that comes in a convenient single-serving can.
I thought the flavors had enough depth and tannins to resemble real red wine, and the bubbles added some body to the wine as well.
Read my full review of Surely Bubbly Red wine and the Surely Red Blend wine.
Order it online from Surely (within the United States).
4. VINADA Wines Amazing Airen Gold Sparkling Wine
This vegan non-alcoholic sparkling wine from VINADA Wines is made from Airen grapes in Spain’s La Mancha region, which gives it its golden tone.
It has won several awards, including the Gold Medal at The Gilbert & Gaillard International Wine Challenge 2023.
You can expect notes of citrus, apples, and a touch of grapes. I found the body to be soft with lots of lively bubbles, giving it a crisp and refreshing taste.
Order it online from non-alcoholic drinks retailer Proof No More (within the United States).
5. Leitz 0.0% Sparkling Riesling
This non-alcoholic sparkling Riesling might not taste exactly like regular Riesling wines, but I found it to be a good option because it is not overly sweet or tart.
Taste-wise, I found it a little too sour and acidic for my preference, with notes of green apples and lemons. That said, this is quite common with Rieslings because they typically have a sharper acidic taste.
Read my full review of Leitz non-alcoholic sparkling Riesling here.
Order from NA retailers Proof No More (within United States).
6. Buonafide Non-Alcoholic Wines
Buonafide non-alcoholic wines are made in Italy, and each variety is vegan, halal, and low calorie.
I appreciate that this NA winery does not use artificial or natural flavorings or chemical additives, and the grapes are harvested from sustainably farmed vineyards.
I recommend checking out the 0.0 Bianco, a vegan non-alcoholic sparkling wine with a medium body and an extra-dry taste. I enjoy the notes of pear and citrus on the nose, and the flavors of citrus fruit, green apple, and honeydew melon on the palate.
Order it online from non-alcoholic drinks retailer Proof No More (within the United States).
7. TÖST Sparkling Non-Alcoholic Wines
If you’re looking for a vegan non-alcoholic sparkling wine that’s unconventional, try TÖST Sparkling non-alcoholic wine.
It’s the least “wine-like” option on our list but still very delicious, as it is crafted with white tea, cranberry, and ginger. The taste is well-balanced, and the bubbles provide a nice smooth texture.
In a way, TÖST reminds me of sparkling sweet tea that I think most people will enjoy.
Read our full review of TÖST Sparkling non-alcoholic wine.
Order it online from non-alcoholic drinks retailer Proof No More (within the United States).
8. Alt Alcohol Free Organic Rose Sparkling Wine
This vegan non-alcoholic sparkling rosé wine is crafted from 100% Tempranillo grapes grown in the central region of Spain.
I appreciate its refreshing and aromatic qualities, along with its crisp acidity and lively bubbles. The flavors remind me of berries and watermelon, making it exactly what I need in the summer.
Order it online from non-alcoholic drinks retailer ZeroZilchZip (within the UK).
9. Oddbird Sparkling Rosé
Oddbird is a non-alcoholic winery making NA wines that remind me of the French wines I used to enjoy.
The Oddbird wine I particularly enjoy is the French sparkling rosé, which is made with Chardonnay and Pinot Noir grapes from the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France.
I appreciate that it hits the flavor and aroma notes I’d expect from a sparkling rosé, while also not being too sweet like many rosé wines.
Order from non-alcoholic drink retailers Boisson (within the United States) and ZeroZilchZip (within the UK).
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