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Best Spanish non-alcoholic wines in the Netherlands

Updated monthly · October 2026

Spain is one of the world's major wine countries, and its non-alcoholic bottles cover every style. Expect red, white, rosé and sparkling wines, built on grapes such as Tempranillo, Garnacha, Verdejo and Albariño.

Spanish wines often lean on ripe fruit and plenty of sunshine. Reds tend to be soft and fruity, whites fresh and aromatic, and rosé dry and bright. Sugar levels differ between bottles, so check each wine page for the details.

Serve whites, rosé and sparkling wines well chilled. Reds taste best slightly cool, around 14 to 16°C. For a Dutch borrel, they work with cheese, olives, charcuterie and other tapas-style snacks, while fuller reds suit grilled meat and stews.

Below are 10 Spanish non-alcoholic wines currently available to buy online in the Netherlands.

Top 10

BOLLE

Blanc de Blancs

Bright, lively bubbles with fresh citrus and a subtle toasty warmth, it drinks like champagne, just without the alcohol. Made from 75% Chardonnay and 25% Silvaner through a patent-pending twice-fermented winemaking process.

BOLLE

Sparkling Rosé

Bright summer berries, a hint of something floral, and fine bubbles that feel like the real thing. Dry, fresh, and easy to drink, the kind of wine that empties faster than you planned.

Oddbird

Addiction Tempranillo

An organic red wine from Ribera del Duero in Spain made from Tempranillo, characterized by bold structure and layered tannins that evolve from silky to powerful.

Matarromera

Win Tempranillo 12 Months

The only alcohol-free red wine made from Tempranillo grapes and aged for 12 months in oak barrels.

Matarromera

Win Sparkling Verdejo

The grapes come from carefully selected vineyards where Verdejo vines develop their full potential. The soil is characterised by calcareous clay, offering excellent water retention capabilities and promoting optimum ripening. Vineyards are maintained according to strict criteria to ensure aromatic grapes.

Zeno

Tempranillo Cabernet

A vibrant ruby red wine with pronounced aromas of red and black forest fruits, sweet spices, and a hint of sweet green pepper. On the palate, ripe blackberries, raspberries, and juicy plums are complemented by spice, pepper, and bright tannins.

Wednesday's Domaine

Rose Élan

Wednesday's Domaine Rosé Élan is a 0.0% ABV alcohol-free rosé wine that is pale pink in colour with strawberry, cherry, and floral aromas. It delivers a dry, bright flavour with subtle summer fruit over a clean, mineral finish.

Wednesday's Domaine

Vignette

Vignette is a bold, dry alcohol-free red wine made from Tempranillo grapes from the La Mancha region of Central Spain, offering aromas of dark plums, damson, spice, and forest floor. It delivers complexity with a long, dry finish, making it an ideal companion for meals.

Wednesday's Domaine

Piquant

A refreshingly dry and crisp alcohol-free white wine from Wednesday's Domaine, showcasing bright green fruit and citrus notes with a hint of minerality.

Wednesday's Domaine

Sanguine

A complex and well-structured alcohol-free red wine, offering depth with dark plum and red fruit notes, earthy undertones, and a dry, lingering finish.

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 Netherlands?

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