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Non-Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon

Non-Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon
Regular price $11.50 AUD
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Deep in colour and big on flavour, this Cabernet Sauvignon delivers blackcurrant, blackberry and a savoury cedar finish, with a lifted blueberry aroma that hits before the first sip. Fermented just like a full-strength Cabernet, then gently reduced to less than 0.5% ABV to preserve its tannins and structure. Pour this non-alcoholic red wine tonight with a steak and taste why.

 

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Non-Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon Ingredients and Nutritional Information

Ingredients

De-alcoholised wine

Grape juice concentrate

Preservative (220)

Contains Sulphites

Less than 0.5% Alcohol

Zero standard drinks

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Servings per bottle: 5
Serving size: 150ml
Average Quantity / Serving Average Quantity / 100 mL
Energy 107 kJ (26 Cal) 71 kJ (17 Cal)
Protein Less than 0.15 g Less than 0.1 g
Fat, total Less than 0.3 g Less than 0.2 g
- saturated Less than 0.15 g Less than 0.1 g
Carbohydrates 8.6 g 5.7 g
- sugars 5.4 g 3.6 g
Sodium 24 mg 16 mg
ORAC Score 1,180 Umol

ORAC (Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity) is a method of measuring the antioxidant capacity of different foods and supplements.

How to Serve Edenvale Cabernet Sauvignon

Cabernet Sauvignon carries more structure and tannin than a lighter red, so it's best enjoyed closer to room temperature, around 16 to 18°C, in a large-bowled glass that gives the wine room to open up. Let it sit for a few minutes after pouring, and the blackcurrant and cedar notes come through more clearly.

Store unopened bottles upright, away from direct light and heat. Once opened, reseal with the cap, keep it in the fridge, and it'll hold its character for a few days.

Glass and bottle of Edenvale non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon on a table with a selection of grazing foods.

Edenvale Cabernet Sauvignon Food Pairings

This Cabernet Sauvignon was built for red meat and bold flavours. Pour it with:

  • A juicy steak or hearty roast beef
  • Slow-cooked lamb shanks
  • Hard, aged cheeses like vintage cheddar
  • Rich, earthy dishes such as mushroom risotto
  • Classic beef burgers straight off the grill

Non-alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon Starts as Full-Strength

This style is sometimes labelled "low-alcohol," but Edenvale Cabernet Sauvignon is fully non-alcoholic, sitting at under 0.5% alcohol by volume.

A great Cabernet Sauvignon develops its colour, tannin and depth during fermentation, including through time spent on the grape skins. We allow this process to take place in full before gently removing the alcohol. Our alcohol removal process is designed to preserve the wine’s varietal fruit character and structure, resulting in a Cabernet with less than 0.5% alcohol by volume that retains a genuine wine experience.

Diagram of the Edenvale alcohol removal process: fully fermented wine passes through essence removal, alcohol removal and spirit rectification, and the aroma essence is blended back to make alcohol-removed wine.
Why People Think This Is the Best Non-Alcoholic Cabernet Sauvignon

Never without a bottle in our place. People can't believe it's non alcoholic. Love it.

Edenvale wines are very pleasant to drink, especially if one has to drive home afterwards. My favourite one is the Shiraz, but the entire range is lovely.

After over 2 years alcohol free it is a real treat to have found Edenvale wines. They taste great and it is so nice to be able to again have a glass with dinner or drinks with friends and not be the odd one out.

FAQs

How much alcohol does Edenvale Cabernet Sauvignon actually contain?

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Under 0.5% alcohol by volume. That counts as zero standard drinks, and it's about the same trace amount naturally found in a glass of fresh orange juice.

How does Cabernet Sauvignon compare to Shiraz or Merlot?

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Cabernet Sauvignon is the firmer, more structured of the three, with pronounced tannins and a blackcurrant-driven flavour. Shiraz tends to be spicier and more peppery, while Merlot is softer and more approachable. If you like a red with real grip, Cabernet Sauvignon is usually the one to reach for.

Can I cook with Alcohol-Free Cabernet Sauvignon?

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Yes. It works well in place of full-strength red in reductions, braises and pan sauces, adding the same depth of flavour without the alcohol cooking off. Try it in a red wine jus for lamb shanks or a rich beef ragu.

Is Edenvale Cabernet Sauvignon sold in stores as well as online?

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Yes. Order it directly from this page as a single bottle or a carton of six, or pick it up at select retailers across Australia - see the Edenvale stockists page for more information on where to find it on shelf.

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