On the nose this wine shows red berry notes with spiciness and tones of nashi pear supported by hints of honeyed complexity. The palate displays flavours of red apples, red berries and spice. This is a textural wine with a fleshy mid palate creating a succulent wine that has a soft finish.

Refreshing and dry with a satisfying citrus tang, Brown Brothers Prosecco Zero celebrates the beautiful, nuanced flavours of traditional sparkling wines - without the alcohol. Featuring notes of crisp green apple and delicious pear, serve chilled alongside fresh seafood or salted popcorn.

Redefining Rosé moments, this bubbly, bright, and beautifully pink Prosecco - made with zero alcohol and all the flavour. Blush in colour with delicate notes of strawberry, crisp apple and citrus, the Brown Brothers Prosecco Rosé Zero is a lively and tantalizingly fresh take on our classic pink bubbles.

Made from our premium, full-strength New Zealand wine, it's aromatically expressive, crisp, and refreshing, with the varietal characteristics you know and love... only with the alcohol gently removed.

A moscato crafted to contain half the sugar of a traditional Moscato and still retain bright and fun fruit flavor, a refreshiing choice for a warm summer's day.

Not Guilty prosecco will have them hopping for joy with every cork pop! Zero Alcohol & full flavoured celebrations all round.

Pepperjack Mid strikes a balance between the art of traditional winemaking that Pepperjack is renowned for, and the science of cutting-edge de-alcoholisation and flavour retention technology. Still bursting with quintessential Pepperjack character, this mid-strength wine displays aromas of blackberries and plums with hints of pepper and spice.

Refreshingly lighter in alcohol at 9.5%, Wither Hills Early Light Rosé is elegant and vibrant with bright acidity and flavours of summer berries. Fruit for our Early Light range of wines is harvested early to capture optimum flavour ripeness whilst reducing the levels of naturally occurring sugar. This lower level of sugar means less alcohol is converted resulting in a lighter in alcohol style of wine.