Crafted in New Zealand, Giesen 0% Spritz Sauvignon Blanc and Rosé make their U.S. debut – (Marlborough, New Zealand) — Giesen ...

We’re constantly impressed by Giesen’s entire line of alcohol-free wines, but their rosé is a truly special example of a fine ...

Last January, I wrote about Giesen 0 sauvignon blanc, a rare example of a dealcoholized wine that tastes like the original. Giesen followed up in the spring with a rosé, a pinot grigio and a red ...

This popular red grape originated in Burgundy but has spread across the New World. Like its white Burgundian counterpart Chardonnay, Pinot Noir is early-budding, early-ripening and thin-skinned. The ...

We tested non-alcoholic wines from a wide range of brands: Thomson & Scott, Prima Pavé, Giesen, Sovi, Grüvi, Jøyus, Surely, Leitz, St. Viviana, Oddbird and Studio Null. They say April is the ...

The zero-alcohol drinks sector is booming, and wine is catching up. I’ve written before about Giesen 0%, a line of de-alcoholized wines from New Zealand’s Giesen winery that taste like the ...

Giesen Nonalcoholic Pinot Grigio, $15.99, betterrhodes.com. This pinot grigio from a long-established New Zealand winery has a nice minerality, with hints of citrus and kiwi. Image.

Non-alcoholic rosé wines have blossomed in both variety and quality, offering the joy of a glass of rosé without the accompanying buzz. ... Giesen Non-Alcoholic Rosé. Giesen Wines ...

All wine needs tannins and acid to create a balanced beverage. Tannins add a mouth-coating textural element: They’re described as grippy, velvety, crunchy, astringent, rough, and smooth—to ...

When is a wine not a wine? That question crossed my mind after I received a sample of the recently launched Giesen 0% New Zealand Chardonnay, a non-vintage bottling retailing at around $15 to $16 ...