Low Sugar Non-Alcoholic Wine
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Shop low sugar non-alcoholic wine in Canada: reds, whites, rosés and sparkling wines with 5 g of sugar or less per 150 mL glass.
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Every low sugar non-alcoholic wine in this collection has 5 g of sugar or less per 150 mL glass (5 oz), which is about 3.3 g per 100 mL. Many sit around 3 g per 100 mL. You will find the exact amount on every product page, so you can compare before you buy. Looking for every style? Browse all of our non-alcoholic wine.
Why sugar matters in non-alcoholic wine
The sugar in wine is called residual sugar: the natural grape sugar left after fermentation. Alcohol gives wine its body and warmth, so when it is removed, some winemakers add grape juice or must to round out the taste. That is why some non-alcoholic wines are sweeter than you expect. The wines below keep the sugar low and let the fruit, acidity and tannins do the work.
Low sugar non-alcoholic red wine
Try Lautus Savvy Red (2.4 g), Fre Cabernet Sauvignon (2.8 g), Noughty Syrah (2.8 g) or L'Arjolle Merlot Grenache (3 g).
Low sugar non-alcoholic white and rosé wine
For whites, try Giesen Sauvignon Blanc, Luminara Chardonnay (2.4 g) or L'Arjolle Viognier Sauvignon (3 g). For rosé, Noughty Rosé (2 g) and L'Arjolle Rosé.
Low sugar non-alcoholic sparkling wine
Bubbles do not have to be sweet: Giesen Sparkling Brut has under 2 g of sugar per 100 mL, and NOA Dry Sparkling about 3 g.
Low sugar non-alcoholic wine FAQ
Which non-alcoholic wine has the least sugar?
Dry reds and brut sparkling wines are usually the lowest. In this collection, Giesen Sparkling Brut, Noughty Rosé and Lautus Savvy Red are among the driest.
Is non-alcoholic wine high in sugar?
It depends on the bottle. Some have more than 5 g per 100 mL, others less than 3 g. This collection only includes wines with 5 g of sugar or less per glass.
Is low sugar non-alcoholic wine also low in calories?
Yes. Without alcohol and with little sugar, most have 10 to 25 calories per 100 mL, a fraction of a regular glass of wine.