The best alcohol-free fizz to try, from just £3.25 a bottle
Looking for a refreshing, clean and crisp drop for celebrating, but would rather avoid the fuzzy head that booze often brings? Or ditching the booze for Dry Jan but still want to be able to enjoy a glass of bubbles at the end of a long week?
Well, good news. The Good Housekeeping Institute has found the best non-alcoholic champagnes and sparkling wines for toasting life's special moments.
We’ve also tested the best alcohol-free red and white wine, spirits and beers for a fully stocked booze-less bar.
Best non-alcoholic champagnes and sparkling wines 2025
The non-alcoholic market has gone from strength to strength in recent years, with constant innovation meaning that going booze-free is no longer an inferior choice. So, if you're looking for a convincing champagne stand-in, or a “nosecco”, we can reassure you that today's non-alcoholic sparklers are often a dead-ringer for the real deal.
Using the same grapes as you’d find in regular sparkling wine and made in the same way before being de-alcoholised, you’ll sometimes also find the addition of sparkling teas to help create the authentic tannin effect.
There are obvious health benefits to avoiding alcohol or reducing your intake, including improved energy levels, better sleep and clearer skin, while non-alcoholic sparkling wine also has fewer calories per glass than a higher ABV alternative.
So, whether you want to make the switch permanently, or just want to cut back, we’re confident these are the best bottles to celebrate with.
How we test non-alcoholic champagnes and sparkling wines
Our panel of WSET trained experts and consumers sipped their way through 166 alcohol-free sparkling wines, to find their favourites.
Each was blinded to avoid bias, and judged on its aroma, flavour, mouthfeel and ability to pair with food. Read on to find which are worthy of charging your glass with...cheers!
Selection Blanc de Blancs Alcohol Free 0% (6 x 75cl)
Score: 89/100
Eisberg promises “all the wine, without the alcohol” and they’ve delivered – taking the top spot in our latest taste test. Based on a blanc de blanc (meaning, a wine made with 100% chardonnay grapes), this sparkling alcohol-free wine has rich notes of honey, butter and vanilla, with a hint of lemon.
Sparkling Chardonnay 0%
Score: 87/100
In second place is Opia’s organic fizz, which impressed our panel due to its “creamy and elegant” profile. On the nose there’s sweet and summery jasmine, elderflower, peaches and vanilla, which is reflected on the palate, along with a touch of cream and sweet, juicy peach. A perfectly refreshing non-alc option, which is best served ice cold.
Alcohol Free Sparkling White Wine 0%
Score: 85/100
Kylie's successful wine range includes a variety of alcohol-free options for those not drinking, but this one scored the highest with our testing team. It’s made with a blend of grapes and made in Provence, with notes of crisp green apples and jasmine.
The light, refreshing bubbles are very drinkable, and overall, it would make the perfect pairing for grilled seafood or fish.
Noughty Organic Sparkling Chardonnay 0%
Score: 80/100
Noughty but oh-so-nice, we can certainly see why this stunning sparkler took the top spot in our alcohol-free taste test. Bursting with long-lasting bubbles, this dry, savoury style is well-balanced, with citrus, apple and thirst-quenching acidity.
Peony Blush Non Alcoholic Sparkling Tea 0%
Score: 80/100
Light, fresh and exceptionally easy drinking, this sparkling rosé is made with fermented white peony tea. There’s a soft, honeyed sweetness in the background, but it’s the summer berries that come to the fore, with a touch of rose and jasmine petals too. Try it as an aperitif with salty cheese and charcuterie.
Extra Special Sparkling Sauvignon Blanc Low Alcohol Wine 0.5%
Score: 79/100
With a thwack of lemon citrus, a hint of pear and lasting mineral finish, ASDA's sparkling sauvignon blanc would pair perfectly with seafood or spicy dishes.
Le Blanc 0%
Score: 78/100
At £32.50 a bottle, French Bloom is positioned as one of the most premium non-alcoholic wines on the market. To justify the price tag, it’s made with organic French chardonnay grapes, to mimic a blanc de blanc champagne, and displays notes of honeysuckle, melon and elderflower. There’s plenty of juicy stone fruit too, alongside tropical mango and lychee, however the sweetness is beautifully balanced with zippy lemon acidity.
All in all, we think it’s a very elegant gift for those not drinking.
Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine 0%
Score: 78/100
Ethically sourced and eco-friendly, this sparkling wine also supports global ocean conservation projects.
However, here at The Good Housekeeping Institute, we're just as concerned with how it tastes and thankfully, it delivers. You can expect a prosecco-esque fresh aroma of apples and stone fruit, with a subtle floral quality and well-balanced salinity.
Éclat
Score: 77/100
Created using the zippy Spanish verdejo grape, this de-alcoholised wine is then blended with natural ingredients, resulting in a delicious savoury sparkler, with notes of toasted brioche, dried fruit, apricot and lemon. The bubbles are soft and creamy, so try pairing with oysters, or serving alongside canapés.
Alcohol-Liberated Sparkling Wine 0%
Score: 77/100
Zeno takes an eco-friendly approach to producing wines that showcase grape varietals and terroirs. In this case, it's resulted in light and dry, elegant bubbles, with notes of elderflower and apple.
Alcohol Free Sparkling Wine 0%
Score: 77/100
These budget bubbles from Sainsbury's are a steal. Testers described the mousse as having a creamy texture, with peach, apple and pear providing the perfect fruity backdrop for a booze-free bellini.
Non Alcoholic Sparkling Rose 0%
Score: 76/100
Wild Idol sits at the other end of the alcohol-free spectrum, with a price tag aimed at those who enjoy a cold, crisp glass of champagne. You'll find it in many high-end restaurants and bars, and even the packaging is on a par with France's most premium fizz.
Testers found it oh-to-easy to go back for a second glass of this grape juice-based drink, thanks to the combination of tart apple and uplifting grapefruit.
Frizzantea Rose 0.5%
Score: 76/100
Equally delicious is Marks & Spencer's pink fizz, which uses gently fermented Darjeeling tea to replicate the tannins normally associated with our beloved bubbles.
Despite the pink shade, it's not overly sweet, with notes of fruity apricot and peach wrapped up in delicate bubbles.
Zero Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Sosé
Score: 75/100
Chloe, Poppy and Cara Delevingne are at it again with this excellent non-alc rosé sparkler. It’s made from grenache grapes from the south of France, with a crisp, clean mouthfeel. Fresh and zippy, without any of the syrupy sweet quality often associated with alcohol free wine, this blush is bursting with strawberries and cream.
Alcohol Free Blanco 0.0%
Score: 75/100
Freixenet Alcohol Free is a convincing stand-in for its alcoholic fizz. Expect long-lasting yet light bubbles, plus sweeter notes of citrus peel, elderflower and crisp green apple. We’d pair this with fresh seafood dishes such as these zingy lime and coriander fish cakes.
Sparkling White Wine 0%
Score: 74/100
Belle & Co blends naturally non-alcoholic sparkling grape juice and a green tea infusion to mimic the same ripe stone fruit flavour and gentle bubbles you’d expect of an alcoholic prosecco. Top with fresh peach purée for a better-for-you bellini.
Non Alcoholic Sparkling Rosé Case (case of 12)
Score: 73/100
Served in convenient ready-to-drink cans, Jukes is an excellent choice for parties and picnics. Unlike other recipes we tested, the brand uses apple cider vinegar as the base, which adds more depth and complexity then you'd expect from an AF wine.
Sharp and sweet, there's plenty going on, with cucumber, watermelon, and red berries coming to the fore.
£52.50 at notonthehighstreet.com
Spumante 0%
Score: 72/100
Oddbird's sparkling caught our attention due to its citrus-spiked profile, hint of biscuit and generous bubbles. A great party choice for those who don’t want to miss out.
Bianca 0%
Score: 72/100
Made with glera grapes (aka those used to produce prosecco), this refreshing sparkler is full of tart green apple, lemon sherbet and elderflower, with pronounced bubbles and a mellow yet moreish sweetness. Perfect for popping when there’s cause for celebration... or on a regular Friday night.
Alcohol Free 0%
Score: 71/100
Light and lemony, with a pleasing herbaceous note, you’ll be saying a big fat “yes” to this Nozeco. Testers were impressed by the depth of flavour here, especially given the budget price tag, and they enjoyed the delicate bubbles.
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