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EPISODE · Jan 14, 2025 · 24 MIN

Confused By Alcohol-Free Wine? How It’s Made and Why You Should Care

from Everyday Sommelier - Wine Stories with Kristi Mayfield · host Kristi Mayfield | Everyday Sommelier

Send us Fan MailAlcohol-free or non-alcoholic wines are growing in popularity, but are they worth a try? What do alcohol-free and de-alcoholized mean and why should you even care?In this episode of Everyday Sommelier, I dive deep into the world of non-alcoholic wines—exploring how they're made, common misconceptions, and whether they can hold their own against traditional wines. If you've ever been curious but hesitant to try them, this episode will arm you with the knowledge you need to decide if these wines have a place in your glass. BY THE TIME YOU FINISH LISTENING, YOU'LL DISCOVER:The three main methods used to create alcohol-removed wines and their impact on flavor.Why non-alcoholic wines are often perceived as overpriced (and if they’re worth it).How to incorporate alcohol-free or non-alcoholic wines into your routine—without sacrificing the joy of wine.RESOURCES:To see a cool video of the Reverse Osmosis process, click here!What better way to understand the Spinning Cone process than watching a video here! We love Wine Enthusiast's list of TOP NON-ALCOHOL WINES! Check it out HERE!Everyday Sommelier Podcast is turning ONE! Thanks to you, our loyal listeners, we've had a fantastic first year! We're relaunching a few of your favorite episodes in celebration!We're also announcing the launch of Sip Society Collective where high-impact women can 10X their Social Power Skills through wine. https://sipsocietycollective.com.Cheers to many more years! Kristi It's been such a pleasure sharing wine with you this past year! We also want to let you know our INSTAGRAM handle has changed to @kristi_sipsocietycollective - if you are already following, you're good to go. If you haven't followed us yet, now is the time!Cheers to one year, our launch of Sip Society Collective (https://sipsocietycollective.com) and to learning wine your way! KristiLiked this episode? Share it and tag me @kristi_sipsocietycollectiveLove the show? Leave a review and let me know!Visit us at SIP SOCIETY COLLECTIVECONNECT WITH KRISTI: Website | Instagram | LinkedIn | Facebook GroupLove the EVERYDAY SOMMELIER soundtrack? Follow the amazing Raymond Revel on Instagram!Inspired by our artwork? Follow the uber talented Sophie Metzger on Instagram!

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Send us Fan Mail Alcohol-free or non-alcoholic wines are growing in popularity, but are they worth a try? What do alcohol-free and de-alcoholized mean and why should you even care? In this episode of Everyday Sommelier, I dive deep into the world of non-alcoholic wines—exploring how they're made, common misconceptions, and whether they can hold their own against traditional wines. If you've ever been curious but hesitant to try them, this episode will arm you with the knowledge you need to de...

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