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Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rose Wine - 750 ML
Thomson And Scott Noughty
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Thomson And Scott Noughty
Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rose Wine - 750 ML
This is our Noughty non-alcoholic sparkling rosé, so everyone at the table can raise a glass. You still get the pink color and the bubbles of a sparkling rosé.
- Sparkling rosé wine, non-alcoholic
- For toasts, brunches and dinners when you're not drinking, or when a guest isn't
Chill the bottle well before opening and pour it into a flute or a white wine glass, so the bubbles last.
It works anywhere you'd open a bottle of bubbly: a birthday toast, a holiday table, a Sunday brunch. You can also use it in place of sparkling wine in spritzes and mocktails.
Ingredients: Organic Tempranillo, Organic Sugar, Carbon Dioxide, Preservative: Sulfur Dioxide.
Common Questions
What's a good non-alcoholic alternative to rosé wine?
Our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé is a rosé wine for people who want to skip the alcohol. When you're replacing rosé, start by deciding whether you want it still or sparkling, because that changes the occasion more than anything else. A still rosé is a glass with dinner. A sparkling one takes the place of a bottle of fizz at brunch, a birthday or a summer get-together. Ours is the sparkling kind, so it fits the moments when you'd otherwise open something with bubbles.
What can I toast with at a party if I'm not drinking alcohol?
A non-alcoholic sparkling wine like our Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Rosé lets you raise the same kind of glass as everyone else. For a toast, bubbles matter most, because they make a pour feel celebratory in a way still drinks don't. Fizzy non-alcoholic options range from flavoured sparkling waters to wine-based bottles. Ours belongs with the wines as a sparkling rosé, which makes it an easy choice for guests who are driving or taking a night off, and for hosts serving a mixed crowd.
Is non-alcoholic wine the same as sparkling grape juice?
They are different drinks, and our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé is a wine. Sparkling grape juice is unfermented juice with added carbonation, so it tastes of fresh fruit. Wine is fermented, and fermentation turns the grape sugars into the flavours people recognise as wine. A non-alcoholic wine is meant to give you that wine character in the glass, which is why people choose it over juice when they want something that drinks like wine.
How should I serve Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé?
Serve our Noughty Sparkling Rosé well chilled, as you would any sparkling wine. Around 6–8°C (43–46°F), which is roughly fridge temperature, keeps the bubbles lively. A flute holds the fizz longest, and a white wine glass lets you smell more of the wine. If you don't finish the bottle, a sparkling-wine stopper and a spot in the fridge help it stay fizzy for the next pour.
What food goes with a non-alcoholic sparkling rosé like Noughty?
As a sparkling rosé, our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé suits the foods that style is known for. Bubbles cut through salty and fried dishes, so crisps, tempura and fries are classic matches. Sparkling rosé is also a common choice with charcuterie boards, soft cheeses, salads and seafood such as salmon or shrimp.
It works anywhere you'd open a bottle of bubbly: a birthday toast, a holiday table, a Sunday brunch. You can also use it in place of sparkling wine in spritzes and mocktails.
Ingredients: Organic Tempranillo, Organic Sugar, Carbon Dioxide, Preservative: Sulfur Dioxide.
Common Questions
What's a good non-alcoholic alternative to rosé wine?
Our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé is a rosé wine for people who want to skip the alcohol. When you're replacing rosé, start by deciding whether you want it still or sparkling, because that changes the occasion more than anything else. A still rosé is a glass with dinner. A sparkling one takes the place of a bottle of fizz at brunch, a birthday or a summer get-together. Ours is the sparkling kind, so it fits the moments when you'd otherwise open something with bubbles.
What can I toast with at a party if I'm not drinking alcohol?
A non-alcoholic sparkling wine like our Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Rosé lets you raise the same kind of glass as everyone else. For a toast, bubbles matter most, because they make a pour feel celebratory in a way still drinks don't. Fizzy non-alcoholic options range from flavoured sparkling waters to wine-based bottles. Ours belongs with the wines as a sparkling rosé, which makes it an easy choice for guests who are driving or taking a night off, and for hosts serving a mixed crowd.
Is non-alcoholic wine the same as sparkling grape juice?
They are different drinks, and our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé is a wine. Sparkling grape juice is unfermented juice with added carbonation, so it tastes of fresh fruit. Wine is fermented, and fermentation turns the grape sugars into the flavours people recognise as wine. A non-alcoholic wine is meant to give you that wine character in the glass, which is why people choose it over juice when they want something that drinks like wine.
How should I serve Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé?
Serve our Noughty Sparkling Rosé well chilled, as you would any sparkling wine. Around 6–8°C (43–46°F), which is roughly fridge temperature, keeps the bubbles lively. A flute holds the fizz longest, and a white wine glass lets you smell more of the wine. If you don't finish the bottle, a sparkling-wine stopper and a spot in the fridge help it stay fizzy for the next pour.
What food goes with a non-alcoholic sparkling rosé like Noughty?
As a sparkling rosé, our Thomson & Scott Noughty Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé suits the foods that style is known for. Bubbles cut through salty and fried dishes, so crisps, tempura and fries are classic matches. Sparkling rosé is also a common choice with charcuterie boards, soft cheeses, salads and seafood such as salmon or shrimp.
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- Dry
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- 1716
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- TCFarm
