Continuing the success of non-alcohol wines in Australia, Plus and Minus use grapes from South Australia’s Langhorne Creek, creating aromas of red fruits and dried herbs. Medium-bodied with silky tannins, the palate has notes of cherry and dark chocolate. This non-alcoholic wine is also vegan and low in sugar and calories. It is ideal for cured meats such as salami and prosciutto, as well as soft cheeses. Enjoy chilled, it is best served as a pre-dinner aperitif.
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Plus & MinusZero Alcohol Pinot Noir
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