Non-alcoholic champagne alternative
A non-alcoholic champagne alternative that's dry, never sweet.
Made for people who care about what they drink. Clinq Zero Sparkling Blanc starts as a California Pinot Grigio. The alcohol is filtered out at room temperature, so the wine is never heated. Nothing added back. No sugar to mask the flavor.
$28 a bottle with a subscription. One-time orders start at $29 a bottle on a case of six. Free shipping from 4 bottles.
What buyers say
★★★★★“It has a fresh, crisp, bright flavor and the perfect amount of bubbles. It's not too sweet and went perfectly in a mimosa too.”
Douglas M.Verified buyer
★★★★★“I first tried on its own and it makes an incredible mimosa. Even after adding the orange juice, the drink stayed crisp and wasn't overly sweet.”
Verified buyer
Why do most non-alcoholic champagnes taste sweet?
Heat. Most producers warm the wine to take the alcohol out. It's the cheaper way to do it, and the aroma leaves with the alcohol. What's left tastes thin. So sugar, grape juice or flavoring goes back in to fill the gap.
That's the sweet taste you remember from the last bottle you tried. Ours is never heated, so nothing has to go back in. The label stays short: dealcoholized wine and carbon dioxide.
What does Clinq Zero taste like?
It smells like fruit. It tastes naturally dry.
Peach and grapefruit on the nose. Then the crisp, tart snap of green apple and a long, clean finish. The bubbles are small and fine. There's no sugar to round off the taste. That's what makes it mouthwatering, and one glass asks for the next.
The occasion is prosecco. People open a prosecco without needing a reason: a birthday at home, a mimosa at brunch, a cheers at the lunch table on a Saturday. Open ours the same way. There's nothing to save it for.
The taste is closer to champagne. Most prosecco is finished with a little sugar still in it. That sugar softens the taste. Ours has none. It sits closer to the driest champagnes, the style winemakers call brut nature: sparkling wine finished with no sugar added at all.
If you pour brut champagne, cava or a crisp dry white, this will feel like home.
If you like your sparkling on the sweeter side, this isn't that bottle. We'd rather tell you now.
Read the label before you buy
Turn the bottle around. The back label tells you how the wine was made before you open it. Here's ours next to the average non-alcoholic sparkling wine.
The right-hand column describes the category average, not any one brand.
Three things to check on any bottle:
- Count the ingredients. Two is the goal: wine and bubbles. Juice, concentrate or “natural flavors” on the list mean the wine was rebuilt after the alcohol came out.
- Find the sugar line. 0g means nothing was added back. Several grams a glass in a dry-style sparkling is usually there to cover what the heat took out.
- Look for the process. If the brand doesn't say how the alcohol came out, that's your answer.
How does it compare with a glass of champagne or prosecco?
A glass of Clinq Zero Sparkling Blanc has about a tenth of the calories of a glass of champagne or prosecco.
Champagne and prosecco figures are typical ranges for the category, not for any one bottle.
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New Year's Eve, Christmas and every party in between
December is when the bubbles come out. The glass at midnight on New Year's Eve. Mimosas on Christmas morning. The office party and the family dinner.
Every one of those nights has a guest who isn't drinking alcohol. With Clinq Zero Sparkling Blanc, that guest holds the same glass as everyone else.
The bottle looks the part, too. Dark, heavy glass, gold foil and a real cork. Across the table, it reads as champagne. Up close, the neck says non-alcoholic, so nobody has to ask.
How many bottles?
A bottle pours five glasses. Count the guests who won't drink alcohol, and allow three glasses each over the night.
Eight guests, three glasses each: 24 glasses. One case of six covers the night.
Planning for more than a case? Tell us the date and the numbers →
- Mimosas on Christmas morning? Get the mimosa, Bellini and spritz recipes
- In Dallas-Fort Worth? We deliver it cold, with a day of notice and no delivery fee
How to serve it
Serve it as cold as you can, in a flute or a coupe. The colder the wine, the longer the bubbles hold.
Pour it with something salty: parmesan, prosciutto, a bowl of olives. The natural acidity cuts through rich food the way a squeeze of lemon does. And salt makes the fruit in the wine show more.
In a mimosa, the orange tastes like orange instead of syrup, because the base has no sugar. You decide how sweet the drink is.
Who makes it?
Antonino Li Brizzi, who grew up in Sicily and founded Clinq Zero. Fifteen years in this industry, five of them selling the machines that take the alcohol out of wine. He knew which method heats the wine and which one doesn't. He built Clinq Zero on the one that doesn't. Read how Clinq Zero is made.
Questions people ask about non-alcoholic champagne
Is there really no such thing as non-alcoholic champagne?
Correct. Champagne is a protected name for sparkling wine from the Champagne region of France, and it's made with alcohol. A bottle sold as “non-alcoholic champagne” is a sparkling wine with the alcohol removed, made somewhere else. The accurate name is dealcoholized sparkling wine.
What's the closest thing to champagne without alcohol?
A dry sparkling wine with the alcohol taken out, without heat. Clinq Zero Sparkling Blanc starts as a California Pinot Grigio and has two ingredients. With no sugar added, the taste sits closer to the driest champagnes, the style winemakers call brut nature.
Is Clinq Zero sweet?
No. It's naturally dry, with 0g sugar. Peach and grapefruit on the nose, then the crisp, tart snap of green apple. If you like your sparkling on the sweeter side, this isn't that bottle.
How much sugar is in non-alcoholic champagne?
It varies a lot by brand, from 0g to more than 10g a glass, because sugar is often added back after heating. Clinq Zero has 0g sugar and 10 calories per 5 oz glass. Nothing added back. No sugar to mask the flavor.
How many bottles do I need for a party?
A bottle pours five glasses. Allow three glasses for each guest who isn't drinking alcohol. Eight guests need 24 glasses, so one case of six covers the night. For a bigger event, use the events planner and we'll come back with a bottle count and pricing.
Can I drink it while pregnant?
Clinq Zero contains under 0.5% alcohol by volume, the same range as kombucha and many orange juices, and the label states it plainly. We don't give medical advice. Read the label and decide with your doctor.
Does it go flat fast?
Served cold, it holds its bubbles like a sparkling wine should. Warm sparkling wine of any kind loses its bubbles faster, so keep it in the fridge until the moment you pour.
Can I make mimosas with it?
Yes. Because it's dry, it takes orange juice without turning syrupy. Two parts Clinq Zero, one part juice, poured cold.
How is it shipped and how fast?
You get a tracking email the day your order leaves. Free shipping from four bottles, so a box of four or a case of six ships free. One or two bottles ship for $7.99. United States and Canada.
What if I don't love it?
Open one bottle. If you do not love it, write to me and I will make it right. Anto. The details, including the time limit, are in the Clinq Zero refund policy.
Read the back of the bottle
Two ingredients. Wine and bubbles.
- $28 a bottle with a subscription. One-time orders start at $29 a bottle on a case of six.
Dry, never sweet. Nothing added back. No sugar to mask the flavor.
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Updated October 2026. Written by Antonino Li Brizzi, founder of Clinq Zero.
