Top 5 Non-Alcoholic Wine Accessories

The non-alcoholic wine market is growing, and people are looking for ways to make their alcohol-free wine experience better. Non-alcoholic wines are a great option for those who want to enjoy wine flavors without alcohol. Let's look at 5 accessories that can make your non-alcoholic wine experience even better.

Essential Non-Alcoholic Wine Accessories

1. Wine Glasses: The Perfect Vessel

The right glass can really improve your non-alcoholic wine experience. Like regular wines, non-alcoholic wines taste and smell better in proper glasses.

For red non-alcoholic wines, use glasses with a wider bowl to let the wine breathe. This helps soften the taste and release more smells. White non-alcoholic wines are best in glasses with a narrower opening to keep their delicate smells and stay cooler. YOURS Non-Alcoholic Wine The Reds Kit comes with great glasses for your alcohol-free red wines.

It's good to have different glass shapes for different types of non-alcoholic wines. Flutes for bubbly wines, big glasses for full-bodied reds, and special glasses for fuller white wines can all make your tasting better. Thin-rimmed, crystal glasses are the best for enjoying your wine.

2. Decanters: Bring Out the Flavors

Decanters aren't just for alcoholic wines. Non-alcoholic wines can also taste better after being decanted. This process adds air to the wine and makes it taste and smell better. It's especially good for red non-alcoholic wines.

When picking a decanter for your non-alcoholic wines, look for one with a wide bottom to let in more air. The shape of the decanter can change how fast the wine gets air. A decanter with a wide bottom and narrow neck lets the wine get air faster.

The YOURS Non-Alcoholic California Red Blend is great for decanting. Try pouring it into a decanter for 15-30 minutes before drinking to really enjoy all its flavors and smells.

Decanting can also remove any bits in the wine, making it look clearer when you pour it. This doesn't happen much in non-alcoholic wines, but it can make your wine look nicer.

3. Wine Openers: Easy Access to Your Favorites

Many non-alcoholic wines have screw caps, but some fancy ones still use corks. A good wine opener helps you open your favorite non-alcoholic wines easily. Look for a strong, easy-to-use opener that won't break the cork.

There are different types of wine openers:

• Waiter's corkscrew: A classic, small and useful
• Wing corkscrew: Easy to use, with levers to pull out the cork smoothly
• Electric wine opener: Great if you want to open bottles without effort
• Ah-So opener: Good for older or delicate corks, as it doesn't poke the cork

The YOURS Non-Alcoholic Wine California Cabernet Sauvignon is a fancy non-alcoholic wine that might need a good wine opener. Having a good opener means you can enjoy your non-alcoholic wines without struggling with broken corks or hard-to-open bottles.

4. Wine Preservation Systems: Keep It Fresh

Once opened, non-alcoholic wines can lose their freshness and flavor over time, just like regular wines. A wine preservation system can help keep your opened bottles fresh longer.

Vacuum pumps or gas preservers are great for keeping your non-alcoholic wines fresh. These tools are especially good for keeping white wines crisp, like the YOURS Non-Alcoholic Wine Award-Winning California Chardonnay.

Vacuum pumps take air out of the bottle, which slows down the wine getting old. Gas preservers put a special gas in the bottle that doesn't change the wine. Both ways can keep your opened non-alcoholic wines fresh for several days to a week.

If you drink your non-alcoholic wines slowly, you might like a Coravin system. This tool lets you pour wine without taking out the cork, keeping the rest of the wine fresh for months or even years.

5. Wine Chillers: Serve at the Right Temperature

Temperature is important for enjoying non-alcoholic wines. A good wine chiller can keep your wine at the right temperature, especially for whites and rosés. Table wine chillers or insulated sleeves are great for keeping your non-alcoholic wines cool while you drink them.

The YOURS Non-Alcoholic Wine Small Batch Seasonal Rosé tastes best when it's cold, so a wine chiller is great for this refreshing wine.

Different types of wine chillers include:

• Electric wine coolers: Good for storing wine and controlling temperature for a long time
• Table wine buckets: Perfect for keeping bottles cold during meals or parties
• Freezable wine sleeves: Easy to carry and great for outdoor events
• Stainless steel ice cubes: Cool your wine without making it watery

Remember, different non-alcoholic wines taste best at different temperatures. Usually, white and rosé non-alcoholic wines are best at 45-50°F (7-10°C), while red non-alcoholic wines are usually better a bit warmer, around 55-65°F (13-18°C).

Making Your Non-Alcoholic Wine Experience Better

With these 5 non-alcoholic wine accessories, you can make your alcohol-free wine experience even better. From the right glasses to ways to keep wine fresh, each accessory helps you enjoy your non-alcoholic wines more.

Remember, the key to enjoying non-alcoholic wines is treating them like regular wines. Whether you're having a non-alcoholic wine tasting party or just having a glass with dinner, these accessories will help you enjoy your alcohol-free wine more.

Here are some more tips to enjoy your non-alcoholic wine:

• Try your non-alcoholic wines with different foods to find good combinations
• Try serving your wines at different temperatures to see what you like best
• Keep notes about your favorite non-alcoholic wines and what you like about them
• Go to non-alcoholic wine tastings to learn more and try new wines
• Store your non-alcoholic wines properly to keep them tasting good

Check out the YOURS non-alcoholic wine collection to find great wines to use with your new accessories. They have all kinds of non-alcoholic wines for different tastes and occasions. Enjoy your non-alcoholic wine journey!