Leitz Ein Zwei Zero Rosé Alcohol Free 0% – Elegant rosé with freshness and finesse

Leitz Ein Zwei Zero Rosé Alcohol Free 0% is the perfect choice for those who want a true rosé experience – without alcohol. Here you get a wine with freshness, juicy fruit and elegant balance, created with the same seriousness and craftsmanship as classic wine.

Behind the wine is renowned winemaker Johannes Leitz from Rheingau. A gentle vacuum distillation process removes the alcohol at a low temperature, preserving the natural aromas and lively character of the grapes. The result is a quiet rosé with a pure fruit profile, fresh acidity and harmonious structure – a non-alcoholic wine that tastes like wine should.

Perfect for patio dining, light salads, fish dishes or as an elegant everyday glass. Serve at 8-10°C to emphasize the crisp and fruity expression of the wine.

Tasting notes

• Color: Light rosé with an elegant copper shimmer.
• Aroma: Strawberry, raspberry, currant and a hint of red apples.
• Taste: Fresh and juicy with berry notes, fine citrus nuances and lively acidity.
• Finish: Light, fruity and harmonious with an elegant dry finish.

Nutritional information per 100 ml

• Energy: 73 kJ / 17 kcal
• Carbohydrates: 3.8 g (of which sugar 3 g)
• Protein: <0.5 g
• Fat: <0.5g (of which saturated fatty acids <0.1g)
• Salt: <0.01 g

Ingredients

• Grapes
• Rectified grape must concentrate
• Sulfites
• Dimethyl dicarbonate

The history of the house

Weingut Leitz is one of the Rheingau’s most respected producers and has been making wine based on quality, terroir and innovation for more than 150 years. The house is world-renowned for their Riesling, but has proven with the Ein Zwei Zero series that non-alcoholic wine can be both serious and tasty.

Leitz are pioneers in premium non-alcoholic wine, and this rosé is further proof that a great wine experience doesn’t need alcohol to impress.

Product data

• Type: Non-alcoholic rosé wine
• Origin: Rheingau, Germany
• Contains: Sulfites
• Quantity: 75 cl
• Alcohol content: 0%alcohol