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Riesling - Non Alcoholic Wine

Traditionally produced in the Rhine region, Riesling is typically a crisp, dry or off-dry white wine characterised by floral aromas and fruit flavours such as green apple, peach and lime. Riesling wines are usually varietally pure (they’re not blended with other verities) and are rarely oaked. Brands include: Leitz Eins-Zwei, Carl Jung, Natureo and Dr Zenzen.

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    Based on 4 reviews
    Bottle of Riesling white wine without alcohol
    Einig-Zenzen

    Dr Zenzen 0.0 Riesling

    $12.95 - $77.70
    $12.95
    $12.95 - $77.70
    $12.95

    The Zenzen winemaking family has a rich and diverse history, this is a historic German winery producing an extensive range of wines including this ...

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    $12.95 - $77.70
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    $12.95 - $77.70
    $12.95
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    700ml wine bottle of Carl Jung Riesling
    Carl Jung

    Carl Jung Riesling

    $14.95 - $89.70
    $14.95
    $14.95 - $89.70
    $14.95

    From the pioneer of non-alcoholic wines, Carl Jung. This Riesling is made at the historic winery at the famous Boosenburg Castle in Germany where t...

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    Leitz

    Leitz Eins-Zwei Zero Riesling

    $22.95 - $137.70
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    $22.95 - $137.70
    $22.95

    Known for producing award winning wine and featured in the New York Times, Johannes Leitz has introduced alcohol-free to his repertoire. Produced i...

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Popular Questions

Is Riesling a good wine?

Riesling has a reputation for being sweet, but it can also be off-dry or dry. It ages well, it's a notorious for pairing well with food.

Does Riesling taste like petrol?

The striking petrol character is said to be integral part of the Riesling aroma profile. Scientifically speaking, the reason Riesling smells and tastes like petrol is due to a chemical compound called TDN, which forms as a result of ripeness or age.

What do you drink Riesling with?


Riesling is known for being extraordinarily versatile with food. In general, pair light, crisp, Rieslings with delicate summer salads and more substantial Rieslings with Asian flavours.