Belle & Co is a refreshing and well balanced non-alcoholic alternative to a traditional dry sparkling wine. A perfect celebratory drink for when you want a non-alcohol alternative sparkling wine.
Belle & Co is produced from fermented grape juice, like any other wine, but uses a high tech process to create this non-alcoholic product. It is then blended with premium green tea to give it more body. The resulting non-alcoholic wine has notes of apple and pear and a good level of acidity. One could say it's 'trés belle'!
A refreshing and finely balanced non-alcoholic drink combining sparkling fermented grape juice blended with premium green tea.
Deliciously fresh, Zero alcohol, Lower calories, Vegan friendly
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£9.75
Sparkling
The bubbles in sparkling wine are formed during a second fermentation process where sugar and yeast are added to a still wine. These convert to carbon dioxide resulting in the bubbles. The sweetness of sparkling wine is determined by the amount of sugar added during the second fermentation and the length of aging. The four methods used to make sparkling wine are the traditional method or méthode champenoise, method ancestrale, method charmat and the injection method.
