Non-Alcoholic Rosé Wine

Enjoy our moscato and rosé wines without worrying about alcohol.

Rosé wine was once the hallmark of summer drinking and entertaining. But as more of us discovered what a delightful and versatile drop it is, we’ve developed a penchant for pink any time of year and any occasion.

And thanks to Edenvale non-alcoholic rosé, sparkling rosé and moscato, we can enjoy a glass as often as we want! With the equivalent alcohol content of fresh fruit juice but all the complexity and sophistication you’d expect from traditional wine, our alcohol-removed rosé wines are fruity, lively and sure to add fun to your occasion. Discover the best non-alcoholic rosé wine below.

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Whether you’re after a classic still rosé or prefer your blush with bubbles, non-alcoholic rosé lets you enjoy all the pleasures of a traditional wine without worrying about after-effects.

Edenvale Rosé Wine Benefits

✓ Antioxidants - Edenvale wines are high in antioxidants. 

✓ Trim & terrific - removing the alcohol from our rosé also culls the calories, so expect around half as many as traditional wine. 

✓ Match made in heaven - our rosés pair perfectly with food. From seafood or salad to charcuterie platters or sorbets, pair with pink, and you can’t go wrong. 

→Discover more about the benefits of drinking non-alcoholic wine 

Glass and bottle of Edenvale rose wine on table with small dish of appetisers and bunch of grapes.

Reasons for Choosing Alcohol-Free Rosé

  • Driving 
  • Religion 
  • Pregnancy 
  • Wanting an alcohol-free lifestyle  
  • Health & well-being 
  • Sober curious 
  • Mindful drinking 
  • Because you love the taste!
Champagne glass and bottle of non-alcoholic sparkling rose on table alongside a bottle of Edenvale Pinot Gris

How We Make Non-Alcoholic Rosé in Australia

The secret is… We start by making wine. 

That’s right - every drop of non-alcoholic sparkling rosé and still rosé begins life as a full-alcohol wine. We source the best grapes from premier wine-making regions in Australia, but it’s what happens next that makes things really special. 

Our talented Edenvale winemaking team utilises a world-first GoLo heat-pump-powered unit to separate alcoholic wine into three parts: alcohol, de-alcoholised liquid, and essence. Once this segmentation is complete, the unit then blends the essence back with the de-alcoholised liquid. Keen to delve into the detail? 

→Discover how to remove alcohol from wine. 

Various bottles of Edenvale wines, including non-alcoholic Rose, on a table with a platter of ham and crispbreads.

Why Edenvale Rosé Wine

What else makes Edenvale the best non-alcoholic rosé to enjoy? 

  • Multi-award-winning wine - both our rosé wines and pink moscato have made it to the podium for several awards across the last four consecutive years. 
  • Our grapes come from Australia’s most prestigious wine-growing areas. 
  • Our wines offer all the sophistication, complexity and character you expect from traditional Australian wine. 
  • Whether you like still, sparkling or sweet, there’s a rosé in our range for you. 
  • We’re pioneers in alcohol-removed wine-making technology and innovation. 
  • We’re not an offshore multinational - we’re Aussie-owned and operated. 
  • We sell our non-alcoholic Australian wine to overseas markets, including the UK, Belgium, China, Taiwan, New Zealand, and more. 
  • It’s easy to find us - you can buy online or visit Coles, Woolworths, and IGA stores.
Woman sitting at table holding a glass of non-alcoholic rose in one hand and cuddling young girl standing by her side
Frequently Asked Questions

What Is Rosé Wine?

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This varietal develops its trademark pink hue from the winemaking process, which allows the grape juice to have limited contact with the grape skin during maceration to absorb some of the colouring. Rosé can be made from Grenache, Shiraz, Merlot, Pinot Noir and more (here at Edenvale, we use Shiraz).

What Is the Best Non-Alcoholic Rosé?

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The best comes from Edenvale, where we stay true to the traditional wine-making techniques and processes. Our team is passionate about creating rosés that are faithful to the varietal. Both our rosé wines are multi-award-winning.

Where Can You Get Non-Alcoholic Rosé Wine? 

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You can buy all Edenvale non-alcoholic wines online. Alternatively, you can find us in-store at IGA nationwide.

What Food Pairs Well With Zero Alcohol Rosé Wine? 

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Edenvale still and sparkling rosés pair beautifully with seafood, salads, light pasta dishes, and Australian barbecue. They are ideal for outdoor entertaining and perfect for celebratory occasions.

Are Rosé Non-Alcoholic Wines Sweet?

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While our rosés have a medium sweetness, not dry, the Edenvale Moscato in this collection does have a sweeter flavour profile.

Are Non-Alcoholic Rosé Wines Safe to Drink During Pregnancy?

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Edenvale wine alcohol levels are equivalent to fresh fruit juice. However, we recommend you speak to your paediatrician for personalised medical advice.
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