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The best alcohol-free white wines in the UK

Updated monthly · October 2026

Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc dominate alcohol-free white, and they could hardly be more different. One is round and soft. The other is sharp, green and zesty. Riesling adds a third option, with racy acidity and a floral edge.

Acidity does extra work when there is no alcohol. It keeps a wine lively and stops the fruit tasting flat. A fruity nose does not mean a sweet palate, and the sugar figure on each wine page shows which way a bottle leans.

Serve well chilled, around 7 to 9°C. Take it out of the fridge a few minutes before pouring and the aromas open up.

Fish and chips is the classic match, but crisp whites also suit prawns, goat's cheese, salads and Thai green curry. Rounder styles go well with roast chicken and creamy pasta.

Below are 10 alcohol-free white wines you can buy online in the UK right now.

Top 10

BOLLE

Chardonnay Reserve

The world's first non-alcoholic still white wine made entirely from a single terroir-driven French Chardonnay from Burgundy Macon. Pure, precise Chardonnay with vibrant minerality and crisp acidity.

BOLLE

Chardonnay

The world's only twice-fermented non-alcoholic still white wine with genuine weight, real texture, and just 2.8g of naturally occurring sugar.

Domaine Gramiller

La Reve Blanc 2024

A 50% Bourboulenc and 50% Clairette blend from Rasteau, vinified separately partly in oak and partly in tank before blending after 7 months. The wine shows good fruit with bright acidity, making it nervy and racy.

Zeronimo

Grüner Veltliner

The Zeronimo Grüner Veltliner is a dealcoholised dry white wine from the Heribert Bayer estate in Burgenland, Austria. It displays a pale yellow colour with characteristic notes of pear and white pepper, and is fresh, dry and lively.

Oddbird

Presence

An organic white wine from Alsace and the South of France made from a blend of unique regional grape varieties, characterized by its minerality and lasting tension on the palate.

Arensbak

White

Arensbak White is an alcohol-free beverage made from fermented Oolong tea from Fujian, China, with a second fermentation using quince, melon, lemon thyme, and marigold petals. It is matured in oak for added structure and a subtle vanilla touch, offering a velvety mouthfeel with fruity aromas and a fresh, crisp finish.

Oddbird

Low Intervention Organic White Nº 2

An organic white wine from North Alsace in France made from hand-picked organic grapes, offering a lively bouquet of citrus, sweet fruits, honey, cardamom, and spice with vibrant acidity.

Bon Bon

Riesling

An aromatic alcohol-free Riesling from Bon Bon, made with organic grapes from Germany and de-alcoholised using gentle technology. It offers notes of lemon, pear, white peach, and white flowers with a lovely balance of fruitiness and good acidity.

Vesunae

Verdejo

Vesunae Verdejo 0.0 is a non-alcoholic Spanish white wine made from 100% Verdejo grapes with no geographical indication. It presents a pale yellow colour with greenish glints and offers citrus-driven aromas of lime, grapefruit, hay, and aniseed.

Moderato

Le Chardonnay - La Cuvée Révolutionnaire

French Chardonnay, matured for 4 months in barrel. A subtle balance between white fruits and woody notes.

Frequently asked questions

Are these wines really alcohol-free?

Most contain up to 0.5% ABV, the legal threshold for 'alcohol-free' in much of Europe. A small number are fully 0.0%. Each wine on this list shows its exact ABV so you can choose what suits you.

How is this list ranked?

We rank by our sommelier reviews, which score each wine on aroma, taste, balance, and finish, alongside how widely it is available. The list updates as new wines are reviewed and as availability changes.

Where can I buy these wines in the United Kingdom?

Every wine on this list links to retailers that ship to the United Kingdom, with current prices where we have them. Availability varies, so we show only shops confirmed to stock each wine.

Do alcohol-free wines taste like the real thing?

The best ones come close. Modern de-alcoholisation preserves much of the aroma and structure of the original wine. Taste still varies by producer, which is why we review each one individually.