Fre Sparkling Brut from California Vineyards - Bubbles of Green Apple and Ripe Pear Aromas with a Dry Refreshing Finish

I'm so grateful to Sutter Home for making this. I love champagne! I have tried every type and cost of sparkling wine, Prosecco and Champagne. In agreement with others, this will not fool a true champagne drinker, especially if you like dry, crisp, effervescent, and expensive champagne. However, if you've only ever had inexpensive champagne at local bars or weddings, this stuff will likely fool you. Despite my being a champagne snob, I am very impressed with this because I didn't get it to be a dupe purist. I got it to make mocktail Mimosas and Bellinis and it works GREAT for that. For those of us who can no longer drink, but miss a brunch Bellini, this is for you. I mixed it with Torani White Peach, a touch of Peach Bubly Sparkling Water and a tiny drop of lime to cut the sweetness. It's perfect-- I'm entirely fooled. This is the way to go if you don't want a bunch of drunk folks at your brunch! The thing that I like the most about this as a dupe, despite it being a little fruitier (think Martinellis), is that the bubbles are accurate to the real thing. That's the fun of champagne! The bubbles aren't quite as fast or tight, but they are good enough to recreate the champagne experience. At last... I can have a Bellini again! Thanks Sutter Home!!!

This is probably the best non alcoholic champagne alternative I’ve tried yet. I’ve tried a few others, but none scratched that sweet spot like this one. This one hits all the high notes and deliveries a quality champagne taste. Great on its own, or in a sober mimosa!

So true story - last Easter, my husband greatly upset my pregnant sister-in-law when he poured himself a glass and had no clue he was drinking NA champagne (we aren’t aficionados or anything). And I love this stuff. I would venture to guess you could trick most non-champagne snobs out there. It is not super sweet (the fault of most sparkling grape juices or ciders), though it may be slightly sweeter than a true brut, it is less sweet than a sec champagne. And honestly, even if it doesn’t fool your tastes buds, it’s still a nice tasting “grape juice”. Definitely worth a shot.

I was really excited about this purchase. I’ve been looking for everywhere for a good dry alcohol free champagne to enjoy while pregnant. Unfortunately, I overpaid for sparkling apple cider. I hate overly sweet drinks and this was way too sweet for my liking.

This taste exactly as Brut should, and is quite sweet as expected. I prefer a dry wine but this was absolutely comparable to Brut and perfect for a little sparkling celebration. I plan to offer this at my events for those people who live alcohol free.

This is as close to the real thing as it gets. I think it tastes amazing. Some people in the reviews say it is on the sweeter side, but I honestly thought it was normal. Grapes are a fruit though, you can't expect it to taste as dry as sand (and I wouldn't want it to). This is a sophisticated drink. Perfect for celebrating! It even has the fun cork you pull out! It is worth a try and even if it isn't your favorite, I doubt you'll regret purchasing it. I throughly enjoyed it when celebrating my 3rd anniversary with my husband.

This is very tasty and enjoyable bubbly! My husband and I both like this very much and love that it is NA. I stopped drinking over 3 years ago and this allows me the fun of popping a bottle every now and then while still staying healthy. My husband has been NA for 9 months now too and we both like it very much. It is on the sweeter side so if you don’t like sweet wines you might not enjoy this bottle.Edit: Buy an electric wine bottle opener because these bottles are VERY hard to open!

This tastes like sparkling grape juice. I have tried other alcohol free champagnes on the market, and they do a much better job of getting that sharp, dry taste. This is very carbonated, but tastes exactly like Welch’s sparkling grape juice, which is significantly cheaper than a bottle of this.