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A dealcoholized wine, also known as non-alcoholic wine, is also referred to as a wine-based beverage. It is not a wine in the legal sense of the term, as it has been fermented and then dealcoholized. Only those with an alcohol content of more than 9% can be called wine. Thus, it does not taste like grape juice and has the virtues of wine. Its taste can be close or sometimes more distant depending on the vintages. Certainly, it is not necessary to compare it to classic wines, but it is useful to specify that this beverage is obtained from traditional winemaking techniques.
The only thing that alters its structure in the mouth and its level of acidity is the absence of alcohol. This is why manufacturers sometimes add sugar in the form of grape must. But regardless of the dealcoholized wine chosen, it always gives the sensation of consuming wine through its taste experience.
For instance, the Pierre Zéro Merlot offered by Pierre Chavin captivates with its lightness combined with significant aromatic power. The Pierre Zéro Chardonnay, on the other hand, has a fruity and floral profile, particularly an aromatic palate with notes of peach and exotic fruits supported by a nice acidity and freshness.
Moreover, the Pierre Zéro Rose from the house of Chavin can delight your taste buds with its freshness, fruity taste, and liveliness. This drink presents with a nose of intense fresh red fruit aromas. It is an excellent alternative to fruit juices and sodas.
If you particularly love non-alcoholic sparkling wines, you have the choice between Pierre Zéro Chardonnay Effervescent and Pierre Zéro Rosé Effervescent. The Pierre Zéro Chardonnay Effervescent offers a fruity and balanced mouthfeel with fine and delicate bubbles. The Pierre Zéro Rosé Effervescent, on the other hand, presents itself with its pink mousse full of sweetness, freshness, and persistence, its sparkling bubbles, and its nose with muscat, floral, and fruity aromas of currant and raspberry.
De-alcoholized and Partially De-alcoholized Wines
Products resulting from the total or partial de-alcoholization of wines were defined at the end of 2021 in European wine regulations. They must be marketed with a label indicating the wine category (example: “wine”) followed by the terms “de-alcoholized” or “partially de-alcoholized.”
As a result, it is now possible to classify them in the wine category. Given the specificity of these products, it is, however, advisable to specify their characteristics with appropriate labeling (example: “de-alcoholized / partially de-alcoholized wines”).
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You surely know about non-alcoholic wine. Contrary to popular belief, it is not grape juice. It is a wine like traditional wines, but with a very low alcohol content. In fact, non-alcoholic wine undergoes the same treatments as traditional wines.
But after vinification, it goes through a dealcoholization process to no longer contain alcoholic components.
Three techniques allow for dealcoholizing the wine, including:
The advantage of these methods is that they help preserve the taste and aromas of the wine.
Thus, you can expect a tasty drink with an enchanting fragrance, a drink that has retained all the characteristics of traditional wine but is alcohol-free.
If the non-alcoholic wine from the Chavin house is experiencing a strong enthusiasm at the moment, it is mainly because it satisfies consumers. It is always present on festive tables, in bars, lounges, restaurants, etc., because it is a better alternative to classic wine. In fact, dealcoholized wine is suitable for everyone.
It is true that it was initially designed and developed to meet the needs of people who cannot or do not want to drink alcohol, such as pregnant women, breastfeeding women, athletes, drivers, former alcoholics, teenagers, diabetics, and seniors. But many wine enthusiasts do not hesitate to drink it when the occasions arise, as they recognize that it is a good wine without the constraints of alcohol.
And when we say good, we mean both delicious and of better quality. Not only does the non-alcoholic wine promise a good balance and a good length on the palate during tasting, but it is made from a good grape variety and an efficient manufacturing process. It generally displays a bright and intense color and is packaged in containers that ensure better preservation, like traditional wine.
The choice of non-alcoholic red wine mainly depends on the type of use intended by the consumer. Are you looking for the non-alcoholic red wine that can accompany your recipe? Do you want to use a non-alcoholic red wine for cooking? Do you want to offer a non-alcoholic red wine to your guests?
As you know, non-alcoholic red wines do not all have the same flavors, the same aromas, or the same grape varieties. Therefore, if you want to enjoy a wine perfectly suited to each situation, you need to consider your needs and preferences when purchasing it.
At Chavin, three non-alcoholic red wines are currently available in the premium Pierre Zéro range. You can choose the Pierre Zéro Merlot, the Pierre Zéro Prestige Merlot, or the Pierre Zéro Merlot XS.

The Pierre Zéro Merlot stands out with its intense ruby red color, its nose with red fruit aromas, its freshness, and its youthfulness. It is also a beverage with nutritious and beneficial properties. It can help you maintain, or even improve, your health.
As for the Pierre Zéro Prestige Merlot, this non-alcoholic red wine benefits from barrel aging. Hence its nose with generous ripe fruit aromas, its structured palate with red fruit, spice, and vanilla flavors, and its high concentration of nutrients.
Finally, the Pierre Zéro Merlot XS is a 20 cl version of the Pierre Zéro Merlot. It has the same characteristics as the latter. However, it is packaged in a smaller bottle so that you don't have to open a 75 cl bottle when you want to enjoy good non-alcoholic red wine alone or with a partner.
Furthermore, the Merlot can be considered one of the best varieties of non-alcoholic red wine.
It promises a better tasting experience. Moreover, it can provide many health benefits thanks to its high content of essential nutrients such as polyphenols, tannins, resveratrols, and minerals.
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There are halal non-alcoholic wines and non-halal non-alcoholic wines. In fact, non-alcoholic wines are considered "halal" when they are completely free of alcohol and certified by an organization recognized by religious authorities.
In other words, a halal non-alcoholic wine contains 0% alcohol. More commonly called "unfermented beverage," the production process is different from that of dealcoholized wine. They are made without fermentation using musts of Chardonnay or Cabernet Sauvignon, for example, delicately harvested. All the complexity of these beverages comes from a maceration and blending of these musts with grape seeds and other natural components. The result is subtle and complex with fruity aromas and undeniable benefits.
At Chavin, non-alcoholic beverages are finalized by pasteurization of the finished product, which allows the same benefits as traditional wine for aging without sulfites and without added preservatives. The similarity with dealcoholized wines is thus striking.
They come in different categories including: halal non-alcoholic red wine, halal non-alcoholic rosé wine, halal non-alcoholic white wine, halal non-alcoholic sparkling wine.
Nowadays, it is completely possible to order good non-alcoholic wines online. You don't have to travel or leave the comfort of your home. You can browse the pages of Chavin, discover their collection, and add your favorite drinks to your cart.
Launched in 2010 by great wine enthusiasts, the company Chavin from Béziers is recognized for the quality and originality of its wines. They continually offer innovations and trendy beverages. Moreover, they are committed to providing healthy and meaningful products, made from noble raw materials.
Pierre Chavin has gathered all his dealcoholized wines into a full range called Pierre Zéro. It offers you a wide choice of premium non-alcoholic wines, including: Pierre Zéro Merlot, Pierre Zéro Chardonnay, Pierre Zéro Rosé, Pierre Zéro Prestige Merlot, and Pierre Zéro Prestige Chardonnay.
Chavin also offers motivating discounts during promotional periods. For example, during the last non-alcoholic wine fair from September 1st to 15th, 2022, it offered a 15% discount on red, white, and sparkling wine packs.