10 Best Alcohol-Free Wines in the UK 2024 (Nosecco, Freixenet and More)

Eisberg's extraordinary alcohol-free Rosé hits the perfect balance between the refreshing quality of white and the complexity of red. A gorgeous deep pink bordering on salmon, it's teeming with ripe strawberries with a hint of cherry.

To truly set the mood, why not pop open a bottle while watching Wimbledon, or relaxing on a grassy lawn during a warm summer's day? It also pairs nicely with spicy foods, so you may wish to consider a glass to go with your Jalfrezi.

With the family's first vineyard established in Hunter Valley in 1834, Linderman's has grown to become one of Australia's biggest wine producers. An outstanding low-alcohol red, their rich Carbernet Sauvignon is a rarity to be savoured.

This wine boasts a deep purple colour, emblematic of its intensely juicy dark fruit flavours. Enjoy mouthfuls of dark cherry, blackberries and plum with a subtle undertone of earthy leather.

Lindeman's Semillon Chardonnay is the ideal alcohol-free aperitif to serve guests at your next dinner party. An aromatic and decadent white wine, it delivers the creaminess of lemon curd, with mouthwateringly-ripe honeydew melon and the faint fragrance of freshly cut hay.

Whether you're entertaining or dining solo, this wine is simply divine for highlighting the flavours of poultry, seafood and basil. You may even want to add a splash to enhance your fruit salad and sorbets!

We recommend Thomson & Scott's signature alcohol-free sparkling wine for starting your party off with a bang! Made from 100% organic Chardonnay grapes, it has a crisp and clean palette of green apples and pear, with a tart, citrus kick.

'Noughty' by name and by nature, not only does this wine have a low 0.05% ABV, but it's free from unnecessary sugars and artificial aromas. It contains only 3 g of sugar per 100 ml, which is almost half the sugar content of other non-alcoholic sparkling wines.

Torres' Natureo De-Alcoholised Syrah is partially aged for four to six months in French oak barrels. This is done to impart aromas of vanilla, clove and smoke to the resultant flavour, and to give the wine a smoother and less astringent taste.

Syrah, or Shiraz, is known for its smokier palette, making it a warming choice for colder months. Try alongside red meat, rich pasta dishes or to finish off a meal with a chocolate-based dessert.

If you're looking for a fruitier sparkling wine, Freixenet forgoes dry, citrus notes for a sweeter taste. The pale pink rosè is indicative of the flavour profile, which favours raspberries and strawberries, punctuated by spring florals that provide an unobtrusive, botanical appeal.

One for mixologists, this sparkling rosé is guaranteed to give your wine-based mocktails a bit of pizazz! It blends particularly nicely with pomegranate, strawberry coulis and a squeeze of lime.

Eisberg's Sauvignon Blanc is a fantastic choice for those looking for a medium-bodied, dry white wine. Expect strong aromas of green gooseberry with a refreshing aftertaste of tropical fruits.

A great choice for the summer, serve chilled alongside crisp salads or shellfish. With 0.0% alcohol and at only 23 kcal per 100 ml, you can freely enjoy it by the glass, to cleanse the palette while retaining a clear head.

This is a wine made to compliment the signature flavours of Spanish cuisine. With notes of wild berries and liquorice, it's fruity and flavoursome but not sweet, wonderfully picking up the aromas of saffron in paella Valenciana or the sweet and spicy pimentón of patatas bravas.

It feels fresh and lively, savoury without being rich. The only downside is that it has a 0.5% ABV, meaning it won't be suitable for everyone to enjoy.

Nosecco's Spumante is an elegant Prosecco alternative produced in the South-West of France. It offers a fine carbonation with an intensely fruity palette of white flowers and muscated white grapes.

Unfortunately, it's somewhat lacking the complexity of Prosecco, perhaps being a little too reliant on sweeter flavours for a more palatable taste. That said, it certainly does look the part and will provide just the right amount of fizz at your next celebration.

If you prefer zestier notes to your Chardonnay over sweeter offerings, we recommend this alcohol-free white wine from Ebony Vale. It has the light astringency of green apple undercut by the presence of delicate fruit flavours for a more mellow aftertaste.

Although pleasant, it does lack the depth of flavour one would expect, resulting in a somewhat underwhelming, or maybe even underdeveloped, profile.