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Fine enough, but not fantastic. A bit thick and smidgen surupy.

Tasty, a delightful hint of bite, not wine and not trying to be

Not flattering looking, but very tasty. Must like pear.

High end, sophisticated, replacement for wine without pretending to be wine

Not fantastic, but not too bad either.

Probably the best dealcoholized red wine tried so far, but still not quite favorite-tier.

Low in sugar and tastes convincing — not just grape juice.

A good low-sugar stand-in for a light wine when one would otherwise be called for.

Works fine, though the Sovi rosé is better.

Refreshing and not too sweet.

Comes in a full champagne-style bottle, feels more festive than cans — a winner, and relatively low sugar.

Their brut is awesome; this sauvignon blanc isn't.

Not wine and not pretending to be — but occupies the same space at the table.

Tastes fine, and the real appeal is that it's not overly sugary, not too sweet, and relatively low calorie.

Not wine and not pretending to be — but occupies the same space at the table.

A good, lightly sparkling rosé that's not too sweet — nothing to feel embarrassed bringing to a party.

Basically tastes like grape juice — not a very interesting flavor.

A red-wine stand-in that isn't trying to mimic wine — delicious and low sugar.

A white-wine stand-in that isn't trying to mimic wine — delicious and low sugar.

Doesn't try to taste like wine, but fills the same emotional and practical role — and it's not too sweet.

Green tea, verjus, and botanicals — a nice sparkling white-wine replacement that isn't trying to taste like wine.

Bordering on too sweet, but refreshing and nice in a wine glass at a party.

A bit on the sugary side, but refreshing and nice in a wine glass at a party.

A really great prosecco replacement — nice bubbles, not too sweet.

Good for pouring into a wine glass at a party — a little too sweet and syrupy to be a favorite, though not too sugary on paper.

Pretty good, though a slightly thick mouthfeel keeps it out of favorite territory.