Leitz NV Zero Point Five Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir

Leitz NV Zero Point Five Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir

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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. Hailing from Rheingau, the Leitz Zero Point Five Pinot Noir is a non-alcoholic recreation of the beloved classic red. Juicy red fruit flavors are brought to life in a tannic, vinous body. It’s best enjoyed slightly chilled in a roomy glass. For the foodies, Leitz recommends pairing with hearty meals like roasts, game, or grilled fish.

If imitation is the highest form of flattery, this non-alcoholic pour has Pinot Noir blushing.

Ruby red in the glass, red currant and cherry on the palate intertwine with a bold acidity and structured tannins in a near-dry finish.

Alcohol by Volume:

  • Less than 0.5%

Kosher:

  • No

Gluten Free: No

Product Size: 750ml | 25.4oz

Ingredients:
Dealcoholized Wine, Sucrose, Carbon Dioxide, Sulfites.

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Leitz NV Zero Point Five Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir

The challenge: This alcohol-free sparkling Rosé is a result of the increasing demand for real alternatives to soft drinks and fruit juices. We were encouraged to expand our range of alcohol-free wines by people who appreciate the taste and complexity of wine, but who are searching for a healthy and likewise alcohol-free alternative in combination with the feeling for a special lifestyle. The EINS-ZWEI-ZERO sparkling ROSÉ is not only dealcoholized, but also low in fat, low in sugar, and contains roughly one third of the calories that traditional wine with alcohol contains.

By removing the alcohol, we also remove the metabolism-slowing and dehydrating effects associated with it, as well as the many risks brought about by being under the influence of alcohol. Another advantage of the ZERO is, that the same plant compounds that provide health benefits in wines with alcohol have also been found in abundant
quantities in alcohol-free wines. Times have changed and so has our lifestyle; people with growing health consciousness or a religious background; designated drivers, calorie counters as well as expectant mothers now have an alternative to drink – EINS-ZWEI-ZERO sparkling ROSÉ – alcohol free.

The technique: To remove the alcohol from our wine, a gentle vacuum distillation has been used, in order to preserve the natural Riesling flavours. We have chosen this modern technique, because it allows us to extract the alcohol under extremely low pressure and temperature (around 30°C). No flavours will be lost through the treatment of the wine through the dealcoholization process.

There are recorded documents linking the Leitz family winemaking history all the way back to 1744.

Johannes Leitz was born much later, in 1964 in Rüdesheim. His Grandfather, Josef Leitz re-built the winery, which has been completely destroyed after a bombing raid during the Second World War. His father, Antonius Leitz had briefly taken ownership of the winery before his premature death in 1966. This left his wife, with her flower shop, a household and of course the family winery to run. So, it wasn’t until 1985 when Johannes took over the winery that it once again became a primary focal point of attention.

After taking hold of the family business, he has managed to raise the estate from 2.9 hectares to the 140 hectares that we see today. Over the years, Johannes has gained national and international recognition for his outstanding wines. Internationally, his major markets include Norway, Sweden, the UK and USA.

The growth of the winery has had a positive influence over all the ranges of the wines produced. Specifically the Rüdesheim vineyards of Berg Schlossberg, Berg Rottland and Berg Kaisersteinfels have continued their tradition of being amongst the top dry wines from Germany. All of Johannes’ wines carry his individual signature and show off the varied greatness of the Rüdesheim terroir from which they are born.

With all the growth Johannes has achieved he subsequently produced the new label of Dragonstone and EINS-ZWEI-DRY. These two successfull labels have been recognized and won the “IF Communication Design Award 2009”. In 2011 he has been awarded as “winemaker of the year” by Gault Millau wine guide and in the following years Johannes has made it with his winery to become one of the most popular German wine growers.

These international successes have been a boon: however, Johannes has stayed true to his roots and homeland. He has been working closely with the Ministry of Environment to restore the traditional terraces above Rüdesheim in the Berg Rottland and Berg Kaisersteinfels vineyards and is very pleased to have his son Antonius joining the team as the next generation. A wonderful family story from Rheingau, to be continued…

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  • JG
    Jonathan G.
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    I recommend this product
    First Impressions Balanced
    Tasting Notes Balanced
    Finish Balanced
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    1 week ago
    Best red

    I have tried the majority of wines on this site and I think that Leitz NV Zero Point Five Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir is not only the best red, but probably the best wine on this site. The jammyness that one expects in a Pinot is definitely there. I subscribe to a case every three months and while this doesn't quite stand up to all red meats, it has definitely become my go to as the next best thing.

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    Victoria E.
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    I recommend this product
    First Impressions Balanced
    Tasting Notes Balanced
    Finish Mild
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    1 month ago
    Good wine substitute

    I have been a red wine fan, especially Pinot Noir, for years. When I decided to lose some weight, my search for a nonalcoholic red wine began. I tried various ones (about six or seven different labels), and was extremely disappointed. Most had an unpleasant taste and/or contained too much sugar. I discovered Leitz Zero Point Five Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir, and was pleasantly surprised. My search, for the time being, has ended, and I have been drinking it for about five months. My only complaint is the high price, and I wish I could find a good, less expensive alternative. The cheaper ones, however, have major drawbacks.

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  • TL
    t l.
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    I recommend this product
    First Impressions Balanced
    Tasting Notes Balanced
    Finish Smooth
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    3 months ago
    Great wine

    Loved it! Great color , flavor and color

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  • KP
    Kyle P.
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    I do not recommend this product
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    4 months ago
    Tasted like watered down vinegar

    I was very disappointed with this purchase. It tasted like watered down vinegar to me...

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  • PG
    Paul G.
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    I do not recommend this product
    First Impressions Balanced
    Tasting Notes Dry
    Rated 1 out of 5 stars
    4 months ago
    Is it Balsalmic vinegar

    While the smell led me believe it might be a good red wine substitute, after tasting it seemed more appropriate as a salad dressing. Surprisingly, my dinner guests agreed. I made the mistake of trying to drink more and ended up with a very upset stomach. I am so disappointed because I had great hopes for finally have a German-style Pinot, which I adore.

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