Cabernet Sauvignon Varietal Non Alcoholic Wine

This is the second Carl Jung wine I tried and it is also a five-star one. As compared to the red blend it has more of a "pop" from the acidity and more mouthfeel from the tannins. It also has a bit of an underlying oaky aftertaste. For those n/a wine drinker looking for the tannins and earthy qualities and a bit "heavier"/denser liquid, this varietal may be up your alley.

Submitted by: nashvillegirl on 10/02/2019 18:32:21

Pros: Tastes like real wine.

Cons: None

Until now, there has been no de-alcoholized wine worthy of the name wine. NA beers have been pretty decent for years, but NA wine has been horrible. There Carl Jung wines are a true breakthrough. They are the first NA wine I have ever had that taste like wine. I have had all the still wines except the Rose'. They are all excellent. A nice meal without wine is really missing something. No longer, I would even bring these to a good BYOB restaurant. This Cab is my favorite among the reds. The Red Premium Blend is surprisingly good and a great value. The Merlot is a bit sweeter. Among the whites, the Chardonnay is my favorite. The White Premium Varietal is also very good. The Riesling is, of course sweeter, and is just a tad sparkling. I will continue to order all six of these, in a mix that reflects my preferences. You might find the sampler special a good way to try them. By the way Ray is excellent, and great at answering questions and solving problems.

Submitted by: Carl on 14/05/2016 11:02:29

I haven?t indulged in traditional wines for over twenty years. But I loved wine, especially red wines. In fact I was once a wine taster for an upscale restaurant. But those days are gone. Naturally I?ve done tastings of every non-alcoholic wine I can lay my hands on. Never with overwhelming success. Most of they are only suitable for cooking. Or if desperate and stranded on a remote island. Then I was given a holiday gift of a Carl Jung Wine variety case. Wow! It is eminently drinkable. Superior quality for it?s genre. It?s not conceited vintage French, but it?s a celebratory and worthwhile beverage! The reds are robust, have a good nose and legs, and bring to mind the vintages they are named for. Several of my alcohol drinking friends have also enjoyed them at my dinner parties. I?ve finally found my source, my only source, for the finest of non-alcoholic wines. Price? Come?on you can?t even get a cheap table wine for the this price it?s a great value even being heavy for shipping. Thanks you!

Submitted by: Spellbinder on 04/10/2014 19:50:27