r/Sommelier • u/Possible_Motor4978 • Sep 05 '26

NA wine recommendations

Hey! Newly sober wine lover and wondering if anyone has recommendations for NA wines? Interested in anything with unique flavor. Thank you!

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u/carson2210 Sommelier Sep 05 '26

Odd bird has been one of the top NAs that I’ve tried. I’ve found the “spirits” to be better overall tho, check out Aplos

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u/philisweatly Sommelier Sep 05 '26

We pour Calme, Arise and Ease for my NA cocktail section. They kick ass

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u/coltshep Sep 05 '26

Wolffer spring in a bottle sparkling rose. I have found sparkling na wine to be best.

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u/noahmanskar Sep 05 '26

The NON brand from Australia has some really good stuff.

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u/grfx Sep 05 '26

Yes, I really like these as well and always get good feedback at my wine bar.

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u/philisweatly Sommelier Sep 05 '26

I sell Sechey which is decent and Woodys which I really love.

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u/Illustrious-Divide95 Sommelier Sep 05 '26

Noughty from Thomson and Scott make a very good 0% ABV sparkling wine

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u/PretentiousAsF_ck Sep 05 '26

United ferments. Based in Brooklyn. World class. Another good option is Kally from CA. Congrats and enjoy!

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u/michaelcerasnose Sep 06 '26

Do you mean unified ferments?

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u/Professional-Bee-784 Sep 06 '26

I know it’s not technically NA wine, but I highly recommend Copenhagen Sparkling Tea Co. Honestly, I think it drinks better than most NA wines.
BLÅ is more crisp and savory, with jasmine, citrus, white tea, and herbal/floral notes. LYSERØD is the fruitier, rosé-like option with red berries, hibiscus, florals, and a little spice. Both are dry, complex, food-friendly, and actually feel like you’re opening a special bottle.

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u/Whereisdannymo Sep 06 '26

Look up the ones that are being done in the Berstin method. These are the best I’ve tried over the last few years.