Description
✔ Low calories
✔ Made in New Zealand
✔ Dry and balanced red wine
Giesen 0% Merlot is a brand new release from the famous Giesen label, a beautiful alcohol removed red wine made from premium New Zealand Merlot grapes. This de-alcoholised wine has delicate aromas of crushed blackberry and wild herbs, with balanced acidity and fine tannins to finish.
Giesen 0% Merlot has the classic light and refreshing flavour of the Giesen Estate Merlot, with the alcohol gently removed by Giesen's pioneering technology.
Using innovative spinning cone technology popular in perfume-making, Giesen separate the fragrance and alcohol from the wine while protecting the delicate aroma you know and love from a New Zealand Merlot. This advanced form of distillation allows the wine to be handled gently, maintaining the integrity of our distinctive flavour palate and texture throughout the process.
Giesen 0% Merlot is also low in calories, at 18 calories and 1.3g sugar per 100ml.
Alcohol: <0.5% ABV
How to drink: Giesen 0% Merlot non-alcoholic wine should be served at room temperature in your favourite wine glass.
When to drink: Giesen 0% Merlot is light and bright enough to serve as a pre-dinner tipple but equally delicious to accompany a meal. This non-alcoholic wine is a fantastic wine to take along to a BYO with friends or any time you enjoy a glass of vino.
Food matches: This aromatic and flavoursome wine pairs well with a fantastic roast beef or fillet steak and it's an absolute winner with a big, juicy beef burger.
The Drink Swap: Swap your favourite light, drinkable Merlot for a bottle of Giesen 0% Merlot. All the quaffable Merlot flavour you love minus the booze!
More about Giesen: For almost four decades the Giesen brothers have created great wines that people around the world love. Now they’ve created high quality alcohol-removed option so that everyone can enjoy, no matter the occasion.
Winemaker: Nikolai St George, four-time winner of NZ Winemaker of the Year.
Vineyard Region: Wairau and Awatere Valleys, Marlborough New Zealand.