Delivered Cold in the Park Cities
Highland Park · University Park · Dallas
You’ll be the one
who found it.
A new Dallas non-alcoholic sparkling wine, reserved now and hand-delivered cold to sixty houses in the Park Cities on September 30 — before it goes on sale anywhere else in the country.
Only 60 cases
Reserve your case — $168Six bottles · $28 each · No delivery charge

The Park Cities Delivery
Chilled in our fridge,
into yours.
Not shipped. Not left warm on a step.
- Highland Park
- University Park
- Dallas
Sixty cases only · No delivery charge
Reserved now, delivered September 30
60
Cases. That’s the whole first run.
Sixty is how many I can get cold and hand-delivered across the Park Cities before September 30. Not a marketing number — it’s how many fit in the schedule. When the sixtieth is reserved, this closes and the rest goes to the country.
A Dallas brand
The neighborhood pours first.
CLINQ ZERO was started here, because Dallas is home. The first run is bottled this September — and sixty cases of it aren’t going to a distributor or onto a shelf. They’re going to sixty tables in the Park Cities, cold, by hand, before the brand goes on sale nationally.
Which means for one season, there are sixty houses in this neighborhood that have it. If you’re the one who brings something good, this is yours before it’s anyone’s.

What it tastes like
Like wine. Because it starts as wine.
It begins as a fine California Pinot Grigio — a real wine, made properly, the kind you’d pour on its own. So it tastes like one. Green apple and pear, a lift of citrus, and the clean dry finish that grape is known for.
Then the alcohol comes out without heat, and it’s carbonated. That’s the whole process. No flavoring added, no sugar added to cover a flat base — because the heat never destroyed anything that needed covering.
A crisp, dry sparkling wine that earns its place on the table and stands up to the occasion you opened it for. Lower in calories and lower in sugar than traditional sparkling wine.
What it’s for
The table you were already setting.
- 2 pmBook club, where nobody wants to be two glasses in before pickup.
- 11 amThe shower, where the mimosa station is doing a lot of pretending.
- ThuLunch that runs long because nobody’s found a reason to leave.
- AnyDinner where one person isn’t drinking and shouldn’t be handed a glass of water.
Real wine. The alcohol is the only thing we took out.

What happens at the table
Someone will pick it up and ask.
They always do. It’s the bottle nobody recognizes, and by the second pour somebody has turned it around to read the back.
Here’s what you tell them
“Most non-alcoholic wine gets cooked — they boil the alcohol off, and the heat takes the aroma with it. So they add flavoring back to cover it. This one was never cooked.”
That’s the whole thing. We take the alcohol out without heat, so the aromatics stay where they are and no flavoring has to be added to hide what was lost.
It costs more to make. That’s the entire product.

Anto · Dallas
And if they ask how you know
I’m Anto. I spent five years running the dealcoholization technology business in North America — I’ve seen exactly what heat does to a wine, which is why we don’t use it.
Dallas is home. That’s why the first sixty cases stay here, and why I’ll be the one bringing yours over — cold, on a day that suits you, with my number on it.
— Anto Li Brizzi, founder · CLINQ ZERO, Dallas
Still deciding?
Ask me anything before you reserve — whether it’s the taste, the date, your address, or whether $168 is worth it for something you haven’t tried. Those are the questions I most want to answer.
[email protected]It comes to me, not a help desk. I answer the same day.
How reserving works
You’re booking a place in the first run.
- ReserveYou pay today and your case is held from the first run. Sixty exist. Nothing ships from a warehouse, because there isn’t one yet.
- BottledThe first run is bottled this September — the first CLINQ ZERO ever made.
- DeliveredI text you to pick a window, then bring it to your door cold, by September 30 — before the brand goes on sale nationally.
What arrives
The case, and how it gets there.
My guarantee
If it doesn’t earn its place on your table, tell me and I’ll make it right. You’ll have my number.
Before you reserve
A few things people ask.
Am I buying something that exists yet?
Not yet — that’s the point. You’re reserving one of sixty cases from the first run, which is bottled this September and delivered by the 30th. Reserving now is how you get it before it goes on sale nationally.
What does it taste like?
Like wine, because it starts as wine — a fine California Pinot Grigio. Green apple, pear, a lift of citrus, and a clean dry finish. The alcohol is the only thing we took out.
Is this actually wine?
Yes. It’s made as wine first, then the alcohol is removed and it’s carbonated. The statement of identity on the bottle is Dealcoholized Sparkling Wine.
Is it sweet?
No. Lower in calories and lower in sugar than traditional sparkling wine, because no sugar is added to cover a flat base.
Will it look right on the table?
That’s the point. A 750ml glass bottle with gold foil that you’d set down next to anything else you’d pour — not a can, not a wellness label.
What does chilled delivery mean?
The case leaves cold and arrives cold, by hand, in a cooler. It’s ready the moment it reaches you.
When exactly will it arrive?
By September 30. I’ll text you beforehand and you’ll pick the window.
Can I reserve more than one case?
Yes. Change the quantity at checkout and they’ll come together.
Park Cities only
Yours before
it’s anyone’s.
Only 60 cases
Reserve your case — $168Six bottles · Reserved now, delivered cold by September 30
Not this run
Then let me tell you when the next one opens.
These sixty go out on September 30. When the next Park Cities run opens — or when we come to Preston Hollow, Lakewood or Devonshire — you’ll hear before it goes on the site.
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Not in the Park Cities? We ship nationwide.
Only 60 cases
Six bottles, delivered cold — $168