Best Non-Alcoholic Champagne 2025

I've been testing and reviewing alcohol-free sparkling wine and champagnes for the last 6 years, and here are the best non-alcoholic champagne alternatives I've found so far! I'll cover my favorites, the ones I've tipped down the sink, and also some handy tips and tricks for getting the best out of your non-alc wine experience.

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Before we dive in, it's worth noting that true alcohol-free champagne doesn't currently exist, as the name is reserved exclusively for sparkling wine from France's Champagne region. The wines I have reviewed today are more commonly known as 'alcohol-removed' or 'non-alcoholic' sparkling wine.

Does it actually taste like wine?

We al know that honesty is the best policy, so lets cover this question first. Do they taste exactly like the original? Not quite. We've come a LONG way, and some brands now do an exceptional job of capturing the aroma and flavor of traditional wine. But it's also important to understand that because alcohol contributes to body and mouthfeel, non-alcoholic versions can feel a little lighter and less full.

Having said that, these options come very close and alcohol-free sparkling wine is MUCH easier to replicate than non-alcoholic red wine ...and they're improving all the time!

Expert Tips and Tricks

Want to know how to get the best out of your non-alcoholic champagne experience? I've picked up SO many tips over the years and this is what I'd recommend.

• Chill it well: cold temperatures can help to mimic the crispness of traditional sparkling wine.
• Use proper glassware: be sure to use a flute or coupe when sipping on your bubbles. Not only will you feel super fancy, this style of glassware helps to concentrate bubbles and aroma, ensuring you get the most out of your experience.
• Pair it with food: this is optional of course, but the biggest thing I miss about drinking alcohol is pairing it with delicious food. Think cheese, fruit or seafood...plus pairing food enhances complexity.

Best Non-Alcoholic Champagne Alternatives

Now that we have the housekeeping out of the way, lets get to the good stuff - the reviews! First up...

Boresso Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine

Review: If you LOVE a dry sparkling, this one is for you. This beautifully crisp bubbly is made with premium Italian grapes and believe me when I say it is premium alllll the way. It has notes of crisp apple and citrus with a slight acidity - but not too much. With zero fruit juice and zero added sugar, this low calorie wine is perfect for a gift to yourself or a friend (it also comes in a gorgeous gift box!)

Noughty Non-Alcoholic Chardonnay

Review: You won't find anything even remotely resembling grape juice with this dry sparkling that is perfectly fizzy and easy to drink. I gave this one to my dad and he thought it was alcoholic...and he is quite the wine connoisseur.

Did I mention it's also low sugar, low calorie, certified organic AND vegan? This sparkling ticks all the boxes and would be perfect in my Hugo Spritz Mocktail too.

Giesen Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Brut

Review: Everything non-alcoholic wine that Giesen touches turns to gold! This wine has just the perfect amount of bubbles and is light and refreshing. A perfect non-alcoholic champagne alternative for special occasions. Pst: this would be perfect in my aperol spritz mocktail.

Eins Zwei Zero Alcohol-Free Riesling

Review: If you haven't read my my best alcohol-free white wine post, you might not have heard just how good the Leitz Eins-Zwei Zero Riesling actually is - but I would have to say hands down it is one of the best alcohol-free wines I have ever tried. It's full of flavor, well balanced and has a lovely clean finish - and THIS version includes bubbles.

Lautus De-Alcoholized Sparkling Wine

Review: LOVE these Surely cans, that are perfect for picnics, the beach, BBQ's, or those evenings you just feel like one drink. This wine has full acidity, a dry finish and notes of lemon, peach and passionfruit. It comes in full size bottles, and I love using it in my limoncello mocktails.

Lyre's Classico Non-Alcoholic Sparkling

Review: This sparkling is just so EASY to drink, I could down the whole bottle no problem. It's quite fruity with delicate bubbles, and would be best suited to those who prefer a 'slightly' sweeter non-alcoholic champagne alternative. I can see why it's won so many awards, it really is one of the best non-alcoholic sparkling wines out there. Why not try it in a mimosa mocktail too?!

Odd Bird Blanc De Blancs

Review: This one has been appeared on my Instagram round ups since I first started sharing the best non-alcoholic sparkling wines. It's my go-to for special occasions and pairs perfectly with seafood. It has a balance of both sweet and tart but is definitely not too sweet. With yeasty notes and an acidic bite, it's hard to believe this isn't the real thing.

Edenvale Alcohol-Removed Sparkling Cuvee

Review: I will always have a soft spot for Edenvale, not just because they make some of the best alcohol-free wines on the market, but because they were one of the FIRST non-alcoholic wines on the market.

True trailblazers in this space, I remember drinking Edenvale 9 years ago when I was pregnant with my first son (and was drinking like a fish when I wasn't pregnant if I'm being honest). For years, way before sober curiousity was even a thing, Edenvale sat on the shelves proudly in my local supermarket amongst the sparkling apple juice and ginger beer and we love them for that!

This multiple award winning Sparkling Cuvee is one of their best sparkling wines - it's a classic, crisp sparkling wine with citrus and apricot aromas and the perfect amount of acidity.

Other Alcohol-Free Wine Recommendations

Have you tried any of these, or do you know of a wine that deserves a place here? I'd love if you would leave your recommendation below in the comments section.

I hope you've enjoyed my reviews and ratings of the best non-alcoholic champagne and sparkling wine alternatives!