
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


Most no- and low-alcohol wines begin as full-strength wine and are then dealcoholized using reverse osmosis, vacuum distillation, or spinning cone; quality depends on minimizing manipulation through smart viticulture and fermentation choices, while managing the predictable losses in aroma, body, stability, shelf life, and yield.
By Anna Belani-Ellis, The SommpourMost no- and low-alcohol wines begin as full-strength wine and are then dealcoholized using reverse osmosis, vacuum distillation, or spinning cone; quality depends on minimizing manipulation through smart viticulture and fermentation choices, while managing the predictable losses in aroma, body, stability, shelf life, and yield.