6 Really Good Non-Alcoholic Wines

Is it wine? or w*ne? or w/ne? I don’t know, but I know they're really good.

6 Really Good Non-Alcoholic Wines

Is it wine? or w*ne? or w/ne? I don’t know, but I know they're really good.

Life's too short to stop drinking wine, even if you've ditched the booze for good. So this one goes out to my sexy & sober-curious baddies who still wanna celebrate wine Wednesdays, just minus the horrible hangover. Who says you can't have your (0%) wine and drink it?

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Quitting the booze is good for you, so why not double the goodness and make sure your 0% wine is good for the planet too? Luckily for everyone, we’ve got the best non-alcoholic wines conveniently ranked in a neat little colour-coded graph, so you can easily decipher which products will help you do good and feel good. Hint: 6 of them are really good ;)

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Bottom's up, everyone!

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How ethical are these non-alcoholic wines?

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These scores are based on crowdsourced ratings across various aspects of these products' ethicality and sustainability principles. Visit reallygoodculture.com for more.

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At Casa Emma, sustainability is at the core of their production process. They are a plastic-free company, and are committed to reducing carbon emissions. They have reduced the weight of the bottles of all wines by 20% - 25% without reducing quality and aesthetics. Trust me, this wine still tastes delish and wouldn't be out of place on a Pinterest-perfect dinner party table

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Torres Wine's motto is: "The more we care for the Earth, the better our wines".

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This non-alcoholic red will help you maintain your sobriety whilst respecting the environment. Torres has set themselves the goal to reduce their CO2 emissions per bottle – from the vineyard to the end consumer – by 60% in 2030 and become a net zero emissions winery before 2040. So far they have already set up solar panels which powers 50% of their operations.

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Sip mindfully with this land-loving rouge.

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Black Tower, Germany's most successful wine brand, are certified sustainability stars. They have an ISO 50001 energy management certification, and 90% of their energy comes from renewables. Plus, none of their waste goes to landfill, woo!

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Three Spirit are a certified B Corp and use 100% recycled packaging. They're super eco, and their bottles are hella cute. I love.

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Sustainability initiatives, you think of one, Adnams has already done it. From beekeeping to beach clean-ups, they're done it all...and so it's no surprise that they've won the Queen's Award for sustainable development in industry, not once but THREE TIMES. Talk about high achievers!

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Including hints of strawberry, watermelon and herbs this fruity rosé alternative serves as your perfect sober summer picnic companion.

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It's alcohol-free, organic and plastic-free.

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Oddbird is one of the world's most premium wine makers. They don't have all the answers when it comes to sustainability, but they're super transparent and have made a really good start. They have pledged to use recyclable materials, and their wines are 100% vegan.

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