There is much to love in this non-alcoholic Pinot Noir rosé; it's so fragrant and exotic! There’s musk, wild strawberries and rose petals - almost like Turkish delight - but it’s light-bodied and soft, with a little tannin and gorgeous red berry flavours to finish. Lovely!

Origin: It was in the USA - in 1869! Mainly Grown In: Every wine-drinking country in the world! Key Facts: Non-alcoholic wines have become very popular, possibly due to a reaction against over-imbibing or simply a wish to live a healthier lifestyle! These wines are de-alcoholised, meaning they’re initially made into wine and then put through a process that removes the alcohol - or most of it. This is why you’ll see a tiny amount of alcohol listed on the label, usually around 0.5%, which is legally ‘non-alcoholic’. Tread Softly is a contemporary wine label that uses sustainable vineyard management and winemaking techniques to ensure its production has minimal environmental impact. Tread Softly is committed to reducing its carbon footprint and to planting an Australian native tree for every six bottles sold. Fun Fact: Did you know they make the wine first and THEN take the alcohol out?! One of the ways this is done is by something called ‘Reverse Osmosis’. This is not an Ancient Egyptian ship! It's actually a clever process that filters out aroma compounds and other bits before the alcohol is removed by distillation. Afterwards, the remaining liquid is added back into the filtered-out wine concentrate. Et Voilá!