At midnight, the glasses are raised — and nobody should have to toast with water. Whether you are driving home, pregnant or want to start the new year with a clear head: alcohol-free sparkling wine has come a long way. Many are made like traditional sparkling wine, aged on the lees and only then gently dealcoholised. Here are our favourites for New Year's Eve, sorted by occasion.
How to choose the right sparkling wine
Dry or fruity? Brut and Extra Brut are dry and elegant — ideal for the toast and with food. Fruity, slightly sweet sparkling wines appeal to a wider audience and pair well with dessert. White or rosé? A Blanc de Blancs made from Chardonnay is fine and creamy, a Riesling sparkling wine fresh and crisp, a rosé brings red berries to the glass. Serving: well chilled, at 4–8 °C, in a wine glass rather than a narrow flute — that way the aromas come out better.
For the big moment at midnight
French Bloom from Limoux, the historic birthplace of sparkling wine, is considered the benchmark among luxury alcohol-free sparkling wines — organic, French and remarkably fine.
French Bloom La Cuvée Vintage 2023 · CHF 84.90
The flagship: vintage Blanc de Blancs from old Chardonnay vines, aged in oak barrels, without dosage. Notes of brioche, vanilla and caramelised nuts.
French Bloom Le Blanc · CHF 29.90
100% organic French Chardonnay, 0.0% and only 28 kcal per 100 ml — the classic for the toast.
French Bloom Le Rosé · CHF 33.90
World's Best Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine 2025 — fine rosé with only 19 kcal per 100 ml.
All-rounders for the whole evening
Oddbird Spumante · CHF 18.90
100% Glera from Treviso, aged up to twelve months: white pear, green apple, elderflower and grapefruit.
Kolonne Null Cuvée Blanc No. 1 Sparkling · CHF 15.90
Pear and mirabelle plum, a touch of brioche and a delicately creamy mousse — great with seafood and canapés.
Strauch Sektmanufaktur Blanc Pur · CHF 17.90
From Germany's only certified-organic sparkling-wine manufactory: hand-picked Riesling, close to Brut, with white peach and apple.
Rosé for the party
Beau Viva Sparkling Rosé · CHF 24.90
From Maison Saint Aix in Provence, the house behind AIX Rosé: rose petals, citrus zest and fresh red berries.
Thomson & Scott Noughty Organic Sparkling Rosé · CHF 18.90
100% Tempranillo from southern Spain — organic, vegan and with a fine balance of sweetness and acidity.
Kolonne Null Rosé Sparkling · CHF 15.90
Developed with the Wasem house in Ingelheim: red berries and plums, lively acidity.
For larger groups: good value
Leitz Eins-Zwei-Zero Sparkling Riesling · CHF 12.90
Fresh and juicy Riesling sparkling wine from the Rheingau, with crunchy apple and fine bubbles.
Carl Jung Bio Mousseux · CHF 12.90
Organic and vegan, with long, fine bubbles — from the inventor of alcohol-free wine.
Lussory Premium Sparkling Brut · CHF 10.90
Spanish sparkling wine with peach and citrus — on the sweeter side, and Halal-certified.
Can't decide? Take a pack
Festive Sparkling 6-Bottle Pack · CHF 106.55
Six sparkling wines in one box: French Bloom Le Blanc, Oddbird Blanc de Blancs and Rosé, St. Antony Riesling Sekt, Strauch Blanc Pur and Noughty Rosé.
Sparkling Rosé 3-Bottle Pack · CHF 56.40
Three rosés compared: Oddbird, Noughty and Beau Viva.
Frequently asked questions
How many calories does alcohol-free sparkling wine have?
Usually far fewer than sparkling wine with alcohol — often around 15–30 kcal per 100 ml. Kolonne Null Rosé has 17 kcal, French Bloom Le Blanc 28 kcal.
Is alcohol-free sparkling wine suitable for children?
It is a wine made for adults, and some contain up to 0.5% alcohol. For children, grape juice spritzers or sparkling juices are the better choice.
How long does an opened bottle keep?
With a sparkling wine stopper in the fridge, usually one to two days — the bubbles fade a little each day.
Discover all white and rosé sparkling wines in our shop. Looking for presents too? Here are our alcohol-free Christmas gift ideas.
Prices as of November 2026.
