FRUITY, REFRESHING THE TASTE OF A REAL "SAUVIGNON BLANC" TOTALLY MOORISH

Blue Nun is a good alternative to normal wine. Slightly fizzy but not to sweet. Definitely one of the best non-alcoholic wines I have tried.

I bought this as I’m doing “Dry July” but never again. It is so sweet I found it undrinkable. I got 2 friends to taste it to see if it was just me, but a “no” from them too. Poured down the drain.

My wife and I have recently given the booze a rest and as a result (as a massive wine lover) I've been on the search for an alcohol free tipple. This one is by far the best I've tasted and my wife agrees. Actually tastes like wine and unlike some of its competitors it's not super sweet. Highly recommended!

Having given up alcohol 12 months ago I've been drinking things like lemon, lime and bitters and also elderflower cordial. But until yesterday I'd not found any drinkable non-alcoholic wines, red or white. But last night I opened the non-alcoholic Blue Nun white wine - and was pleasantly surprised. It didn't taste overly sweet and while not 'a real wine' it was very pleasant. The price at $12 is too high for this wine, but it will be the wine of my choice in the future if dining out at a BYO restaurant.

I held a dinner party and served the Blue Nun Red and White wines without anyone being aware of what I was serving. No one was able to drink either of the red or white due to how bad they are - I tipped them both down the sink. A very expensive experiment.