Nullnummer Tempranillo Rosé, Germany

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Written By Modern Drinking

I opened it for a quiet moment, and it turned into a treat.

The Appearance

  • A pale pink colour that looks clear and bright in the glass.

The Vibe

  • Light, refreshing, and easy to enjoy. It comes across as a pleasant, simple rosé.

The Flavour Profile

  • The flavour leans more toward plum and cooked fruit than straight berry fruit.

  • The fruitiness stays with you. It lingers, and it feels nice and bright.

  • Sweetness: At 8.7 g/L, it falls into the Medium Sweet range. It is not candy sweet, but you can definitely taste that it is sweeter than some of the very dry options out there.

  • Texture: It does not taste thick or syrupy. It drinks smoothly.

The Verdict

  • Yes, I think this is worth buying.

  • At $18.00 from SobrMarket, it feels like a fair price for an alcohol-free rosé that tastes like a real drink and not like juice.

  • I would definitely keep this one on hand for an easy afternoon in the sunroom or for a simple dinner.

Trying NullNummer Tempranillo Rosé.

Wine Snapshot

Alcohol content: 0.01% ABV

Calories per serving: 45 per 6 oz (188 ml)

Sugar per serving: 8.7 g

Sweetness level: Semi-Sweet

Grape type or style: Tempranillo, rosé

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