Pierre Zéro Chardonnay Prestige white wine without alcohol 0%

Absolutely worth tasting...

A great soft alcohol-free white crafted with the greatest care.

Pierre Zéro Chardonnay Prestige white wine without alcohol 0% is made from a prestigious late harvest and seduces with its golden color, its combined freshness and sweetness.

Pierre 0% Prestige Blanc is a dealcoholized non-alcoholic drink made from Chardonnay.

With a golden yellow color with brilliant reflections, Pierre 0% Prestige Blanc reveals a nose with aromas of peach and white flowers.

Its generously rich mouth offers aromas of apricot, vanilla and honey enhanced by infinite sweetness.

A high-end dealcoholized wine, Pierre Zéro Prestige Chardonnay is ideal as an aperitif or as an accompaniment to foie gras or a dessert.

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Taste profile
Pierre Zéro Chardonnay Prestige 0% alcohol-free white wine is made from a prestige late harvest and seduces with its golden color, its combined freshness and sweetness.

You will love it if…
Temperature between 10° and 12°

Ingredients

Allergy Information

Country: France
Style: White wine without alcohol
Specificities: Chardonnay
Alcohol content (%): 0.0
Grape variety(s): Chardonnay
Hop(s):
Color: Caramel
Volume: 75 cL
Weight: 1.4 kg
DDM (minimum durability date):
⚠️ Tasting and storage advice
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