Top 10 non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignons in Switzerland

Updated monthly · October 2026

Cabernet Sauvignon is the red for people who want structure. Blackcurrant, blackberry and dark plum lead, often with a hint of herbs, pepper or oak.

The tannins give it grip, and that is the part dealcoholisation can blunt. The better bottles keep enough firmness without turning harsh. Sugar levels vary, so check the wine pages if you want a drier style.

Serve slightly cool, around 14 to 16°C. Open it a little ahead of time and let it settle in the glass.

It stands up to a Sunday roast, grilled meat, lentil dishes, mushroom ragù and hard cheeses. A rich winter stew works too.

Below are 10 non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignons currently available to buy online in Switzerland.

Top 10

senzo

Cabernet Sauvignon

A deep garnet-red dealcoholised Cabernet Sauvignon with a clear, variety-typical fruit aroma reminiscent of ripe blackcurrants with delicate wood notes. Full-bodied and round, it offers a soft, velvety texture and perfectly balanced tannins for a long and flavourful drinking experience, completely without alcohol.

The Zero

Cabernet Sauvignon

An alcohol-free red wine from Burgenland, Austria, made from Cabernet Sauvignon. It displays a dark ruby colour with aromas of blackcurrant and cassis, and a pleasant, juicy, full-bodied structure on the palate.

Sinzero

Cabernet Sauvignon

Sourced from Chile’s Maipo Valley, it offers aromas of ripe red fruits such as strawberries and plums, complemented by notes of spice, vanilla, and toasted oak.

Cognato Wines

Cabernet Sauvignon

Premium dealcoholised red wine crafted from hand-picked grapes grown in South Africa's Coastal Region. Rich, smooth and well-structured, it shows ripe dark berry notes, subtle oak character and a balanced, elegant finish.

Château Constellation

Bolero, Vin rouge

Bolero is a non-alcoholic red wine based on Cabernet Sauvignon, offering an intense bouquet of spices with a hint of vanilla and a rich, full palate with spiced aromas and a long woody finish. With less than 0.5% ABV and only 16.2 kcal per 100ml, it is an ideal alternative to sugary drinks.

Weingut Leitz

Zero-Point-Five Cabernet Sauvignon

A non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon from Weingut Josef Leitz in the Rheingau, displaying a brilliant purple-red colour with expressive notes of blueberry, plum, blackberry and currant. Gently dealcoholised, it offers a velvety texture with lively fruit acidity and a long mineral finish.

Carl Jung

Cabernet Sauvignon

Carl Jung's full-bodied NA Cabernet Sauvignon, a bold expression from the pioneer of alcohol-free wine. Made using their 100+ year-old patented vacuum extraction method. Blackcurrant and dark berry character with structured tannins and a dry finish.

Goodvines

Cabernet Sauvignon

The non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon presents itself in a deep ruby red with violet reflections with aromatic notes of blackcurrant and ripe plum, accompanied by a subtle barrique note and spicy herbs.

Le Petit Béret

Cabernet Sauvignon

A robust and organic alcohol-free Cabernet Sauvignon, offering classic dark fruit and structured tannins without the alcohol.

Noovi

Cuvée Rot

The Noovi Cuvée Red Alcohol-Free is a light, fruity non-alcoholic red wine from Castile–La Mancha made from Cabernet Sauvignon, presenting a brilliant purple-red colour. It offers an off-dry, fresh and lively palate with a lovely fruity aftertaste.

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 Switzerland?

Every wine on this list links to retailers that ship to Switzerland, 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.