Perspective: Two flavorful nonalcoholic wines to try during Dry January or anytime
Last January, I wrote about Giesen 0 sauvignon blanc, a rare example of a dealcoholized wine that tastes like the original. Giesen followed up in the spring with a rosé, a pinot grigio and a red blend, then added a riesling in November.
All are excellent and offer wine lovers who want to cut back the alcohol a viable range of bottles to enjoy, and at reasonable prices. The sauvignon blanc was introduced in 2020 as an exclusive for Whole Foods Market, but the line is now widely available, with a helpful store finder on the
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