Making Low-Alcohol Wine

By definition, wine has alcohol. Without it, most nonalcoholic wines are thin and lackluster.
Making Low-Alcohol Wine
Modern technology can remove alcohol from wine. Adilson Sochodolak/Shutterstock
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I tasted a wine the other day from a bottle with a label stating that the alcohol by volume was 14.5 percent. It tasted like it was about twice that; my throat burn was so strong I sought antacids.

By definition, wine has alcohol. Without it, most nonalcoholic wines are thin and lackluster. Even the latest efforts are not particularly exciting.

Dan Berger
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