Alcohol-free champagnes and sparkling wines: the spirit of the party, without the alcohol
44 references from non-alcoholic champagnes and sparkling wines so you never miss a moment of celebration: weddings, birthdays, end-of-year celebrations. Made from real grapes then dealcoholized (0.0% to 0.5%), they retain the finesse of the bubbles and the freshness of a classic sparkling wine – only the hangover is missing.
Our sparkling wines by color
- Alcohol-free white sparkling wines — blanc de blanc, brut, extra brut
- Alcohol-free rosé sparkling wines — perfect for aperitifs and celebrations
- Other alcohol-free sparkling wines — special vintages and limited editions
Our most requested homes
French Bloom, the premium alcohol-free reference with its Cuvée Vintage and its Extra Brut Blanc de Blancs; CHAVIN ZÉRO, 100% dealcoholized French wine; NOOH by La Coste; Zeronimo Sparkling Select. Enough to create a festive table as elegant as real champagne.
Alcohol-free champagne or dealcoholized sparkling wine: what’s the difference?
Technically, the "Champagne" appellation is protected and reserved for alcoholic sparkling wines from the Champagne region - a "non-alcoholic champagne" in the strict sense therefore does not legally exist. What we commonly call "non-alcoholic champagne" actually refers to a dealcoholized sparkling wine, produced using a similar method (sometimes a truly traditional method) then stripped of its alcohol by reverse osmosis or vacuum distillation.
For what occasions?
Weddings, birthdays, end-of-year celebrations, baby showers, or simply an aperitif with friends: our alcohol-free sparkling wines are suitable wherever you raise a glass. Find our advice in our guide to choosing your non-alcoholic champagne for a wedding, sparkling wine vs non-alcoholic champagne, or our non-alcoholic food and champagne pairings.
Frequently asked questions
Does non-alcoholic champagne really have bubbles?
Yes, the second fermentation or controlled carbonation preserves the effervescence — only the alcohol is removed after production.
Can you serve non-alcoholic sparkling wine at a wedding without it being obvious?
Absolutely: color, bubbles and packaging are identical to a classic champagne. Most of your guests won't be able to see the difference.
What serving temperature?
Between 6°C and 8°C, like a traditional champagne, served in a flute to preserve the bubbles.
How long does it last after opening?
1 to 2 days in the refrigerator with an airtight cap — the effervescence subsides more quickly than a classic champagne.
Do you deliver everywhere in France?
Yes, with free Point Relais from €129 purchase — practical for preparing a wedding or an event.
Want to complete your selection?
Discover our alcohol-free wines for the meal, or call a custom box for your event.
