Chateau del ISH Non-Alcoholic Wine White 75 cl 0%

Chateau del ISH is a Danish brand built on a simple idea: alcohol-free doesn't have to taste like a compromise. White is the house's take on a classic French-inspired white wine - minus the alcohol.

Expert's Description

Chateau del ISH White is a Non-Alcoholic Wine from Denmark with an alcohol content of 0%.

Behind the brand is the Danish company ISH Spirits, which partners with an award-winning German wine producer to select the grape varieties best suited to dealcoholisation. White is inspired by classic French Chardonnay style, and the wine goes through a gentle dealcoholisation process designed to preserve as much of the flavour and complexity as possible once the alcohol is removed.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Citrus and green apple, with a touch of minerality.

Palate

Juicy pear and a discreet hint of oak, echoing the grape's classic Chardonnay style.

Finish

Light and refreshing, without the warmth alcohol normally provides.

Serving & Food Pairing

Serve chilled at 8-10°C in a white wine glass. The wine works nicely with light fish, salads, and as an alcohol-free companion to lunch or evening cooking.

Specifications

Name: White
Producer: Chateau del ISH
Region/Country: Denmark
ABV: 0%
Size: 75 CL
Vegan: No
Serving Temperature: 8-10°C
Decanting Recommended: No
Glass Type: White Wine Glass
EAN No.: 5715008000314

Flavour Profile

Fresh · Citrus · Light · Mineral

Did You Know?

Chateau del ISH is one of the world's most award-winning alcohol-free brands - the wine is made like ordinary wine, with the alcohol only removed at the very end of the process.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Chateau del ISH White

What does the wine taste like?

Citrus and green apple on the nose, with juicy pear and a discreet hint of oak on the palate.

Is the wine completely alcohol-free?

Yes, it's made like ordinary wine and then has the alcohol removed, ending up at 0%.

Who is behind Chateau del ISH?

The Danish company ISH Spirits, which partners with a German wine producer on the dealcoholisation.

What temperature should the wine be served at?

8-10°C, ideally in a white wine glass.

What food goes well with this wine?

Light fish and salads, or as an alcohol-free companion to cooking.

Is it a good substitute for regular white wine?

That's exactly the idea - a taste experience close to classic white wine, without the alcohol.