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Leitz Non-Alcoholic Eins Zwei Chardonnay
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Known for being one of the finest wine producers in the country, Weinguit Eins Leitz has made it his life’s work to bring the magic of Germany’s vineyards to the rest of the world. The Eins Zwei Zero Chardonnay hails from the Pfalz region of Germany, where a relatively warm, dry climate makes for rich, full-bodied wines. Chardonnay grapes are grown, harvested, and fermented before undergoing delicate vacuum distillation to remove alcohol and preserve classic wine-like characteristics. Vinous qualities are delicately upheld in a clean, fruit-forward palate and gentle acidity.
If you’re serving a red and a white option, Leitz recommends this one alongside their Pinot Noir. As far as food goes, we’re looking forward to exploring pairings with fresh, buttery seafood in the summertime and warm, gooey pastas in the winter. And isn’t there something comforting about a classic, standalone glass of Chardonnay, too?
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Product Size:
750ml | 25.4oz
- CQCharles Q.Rated 5 out of 5 stars9 months agoReview
Great; indistinguishable from “real” Chardonnay; bold forward flavor.
- HNHeiki N.Rated 5 out of 5 stars9 months agoLoved this!
Loved this; I finally have found a great alternative for Chardonnay that is alcohol free!
- LJLouella J.Rated 5 out of 5 stars10 months agoPleasantly surprising N.A. Chardonnay
Having had to cut back for health reasons, I was pleasantly surprised and pleased to have found Eins Zwei Chardonnay. Slightly sweet, zesty, and refreshing.
- SDStephanie D.Rated 4 out of 5 stars10 months agoEnjoyable non-alcoholic replacement for dinner.
Enjoyable non-alcoholic replacement for dinner.
- RrossRated 4 out of 5 stars10 months agoElegant, but different from a wine with alcohol
I liked this a lot, though it's quite obvious it's not a typical Chardonnay. The zero alcohol makes it taste more like an elegant grape juice, which may sound odd, but captures both the refined flavor and the fact that without alcohol, you can definitely taste the grapes, though it's far from sweet the way an actual grape juice would be. I appreciated that it wasn't oaky, which I'm not fond of in normal Chardonnays.