Sauvignon Blanc Grape Juice
Fresh, aromatic & alcohol-free with vibrant character
€7.90
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This Sauvignon Blanc Grape Juice from Muster Gamlitz Winery brings the distinctive aromatics of the grape variety into the glass in alcohol-free form. As a single-varietal grape juice, it impresses with freshness, expression and a vibrant style.
On the nose, it reveals classic Sauvignon Blanc aromas of gooseberry, elderflower and green bell pepper, complemented by delicate herbal notes. On the palate, it is juicy and fresh, with a lively structure and an invigorating flow. Well chilled, it offers an authentic tasting experience – even without alcohol.
What makes this Sauvignon Blanc Grape Juice so special:
• Typical varietal aromatics with gooseberry & elderflower
• Fresh and lively with delicate herbal spice
• Alcohol-free enjoyment with a clear structure
• Juicy and invigorating with excellent drinkability
• An ideal alternative to wine
Ingredients:
Grape juice, 100% juice, L-ascorbic acid.
Nutritional values per 100 ml:
Energy: 309 kJ / 74 kcal
Fat: 0 g (of which saturated fatty acids: 0 g)
Carbohydrates: 18 g (of which sugars: 17 g)
Protein: 0 g
Salt: 0 g
Muster Gamlitz Winery
Muster Gamlitz Winery stands for authentic winemaking in Southern Styria, where craftsmanship and a close connection to nature take center stage. Shaped by the Illyrian climate with Mediterranean sunshine and cool nights, the wines reflect a clear sense of origin and vibrant character. With patience and restraint in the cellar, the wines are allowed to develop naturally – resulting in a balanced taste experience in every glass.
Whether fruity classic wines, vintage-driven selections or expressive single-vineyard wines, each range reflects the diversity of the region. With great care in the vineyard and a fine sense for quality, distinctive Styrian wines are created that combine tradition and personality.
Discover the full range from Muster Gamlitz Winery here.
