Non-Alcoholic White Wine: A Label and Style Guide
Choose a non-alcoholic white wine by style, then compare the alcohol statement, serving size, ingredients, and nutrition. Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc can give quite different drinking experiences. A familiar grape name is a useful starting point, but the individual product matters.
This guide is published by YOURS, a wine producer. It explains our current white wines and links to other producers so you can compare their own information. It is not an independent blind tasting. Product information was checked September 12, 2026.
Start with your preferred style
| Your starting point | What to compare | Next step |
|---|---|---|
| You usually choose Chardonnay | Oak character, texture, sweetness, and serving temperature | Read our Chardonnay guide |
| You usually choose Sauvignon Blanc | Fruit and herb notes, acidity, origin, and the exact product label | Compare YOURS and Giesen Sauvignon Blanc |
| You want to try both | Bottle choices, quantities, and the final box price | Build a box from the available wines |
Current YOURS white wine facts
| Wine | Origin | Label serving | Calories | Carbohydrates | Total sugar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YOURS Chardonnay | California | 5 oz | 30 | 7g | 4g |
| YOURS Sauvignon Blanc | Washington | 3.4 oz | 17 | 2g | 1g |
Both YOURS wines contain less than 0.5% alcohol by volume and have no added sugar. Total sugar remains present. The serving sizes above differ, so the figures are not a comparison of equal pours. See the full YOURS nutrition table and the label on the bottle you receive.
Other white wines to compare
Giesen 0% Sauvignon Blanc is a New Zealand option. Its producer page gives the region, alcohol statement, serving-specific calories, and a downloadable tasting note. Isabel by Isabel Mondavi Chardonnay publishes ingredients-related product details, nutrition, and pairing ideas. BOLLE Sauvignon Blanc provides an ingredient list and a detailed tasting profile.
Use current producer pages to check the exact bottle. A product's formula, label, price, or availability can change. A “0%” brand name or “no added sugar” statement does not answer every question about alcohol or total sugar.
Compare two wines at home
- Read the labels before opening. Keep each nutrition value with its stated serving size.
- Follow the producer's serving instructions. Pour the wines at comparable temperatures.
- Try a small pour on its own, then with the same food. Note the sweetness, acidity, aroma, and texture that you notice.
- Record your own preference. A review can help you choose a starting point, but taste is personal.
Our serving temperature guide and food pairing guide give you more ways to compare. For delivery information, check shipping and returns before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
Is non-alcoholic white wine alcohol-free?
Some non-alcoholic wines contain trace alcohol. YOURS contains less than 0.5% ABV. Read the exact bottle statement; non-alcoholic and alcohol-free have different meanings.
Does YOURS white wine contain sugar?
Yes. YOURS Chardonnay lists 4g total sugar per 5 oz. YOURS Washington Sauvignon Blanc lists 1g per 3.4 oz. Both have no added sugar, which is a separate fact.
Can I mix Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc in a box?
Use the YOURS box builder to select from the currently available individual wines. The builder shows the allowed quantities and current discounts before checkout.
