Favorite Whites - Non-Alcoholic White Wine Bundle
The White Wine Tasting Bundle brings together six non-alcoholic whites, six very good reasons to clear a little room in the fridge. It moves from crisp, citrus-led Sauvignon Blanc to rounded Chardonnay and gently sweet Riesling, with a few lovely surprises in between. Pour them side by side with friends, find your dinner-table favorite, or give a white wine lover a delicious way to explore.
Six bottles, each with its own point of view.
What’s in the Bundle
Mount Fishtail Sauvignon Blanc
Expressive passion fruit, zesty lime and citrus blossom with a little mineral lift. A crisp, vibrant Marlborough white with plenty of personality.
BOLLE Sauvignon Blanc
Crisp apple and ripe pear with hints of passion fruit and fresh-cut grass. Rounded fruit, lively acidity and a bright, lingering finish.
Redentore Chardonnay–Sauvignon Blanc
Citrus and tropical fruit aromas lead into a light, fresh palate with a mineral finish. A lovely bridge between Sauvignon Blanc freshness and Chardonnay’s more rounded character.
BOLLE Chardonnay
Ripe apple, apricot and lemon with subtle tropical fruit and a touch of vanilla. Layered and gently creamy, with bright acidity keeping everything in balance.
Sea Monster Tidal Wave White
Fresh apple and peach with delicate jasmine and honey aromas. An inviting California white blend with a satisfying texture.
Dr. Lo Riesling
Bright fruit balanced by crisp Mosel acidity, with a gentle touch of sweetness. Aromatic and refreshing, with a fresh, clean finish.
Why We Love It
These are bottles we happily pour ourselves and recommend across the tasting counter. Together, they show how much range there is in non-alcoholic white wine: citrusy and crisp, rounded and aromatic, familiar and a little unexpected. Your favorite might be the one you called from the start, or the bottle nobody saw coming.
At the Table
Serve chilled alongside seafood, roast chicken, vegetable dishes or a generous cheese board. Open one for dinner, or pour a few with friends and compare notes. No wrong answers, though a second glass may change your vote.