Drinks Made With Dealcoholized Wine

Wine doesn't need to have alcohol in it to serve as the base for an enjoyable mixed drink. Whether it is alcohol-free red, white or sparkling wine, they can all produce a tasty variety of drinks. Does this Spark an idea?

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Mimosa
- A mimosa can be made with alcohol-free sparkling wine by mixing orange juice and some alcohol-free sparkling wine to create a slightly tart yet non-alcoholic version of the popular drink.
Sangria
- A combination of fruit, juice and red wine, sangria is an enjoyable drink for summer parties, dinners or sipping on the beach. Brandy is usually one of the key ingredients in the drink, but it can be removed without affecting the taste of the cocktail.
Mulled Wine
- A great wine-based drink that incorporates spices, and which can be served either hot or cold. (See the References section for a recipe.)
Spritzer
- Add a fruity and carbonated non-alcoholic beverage to a glass of non-alcoholic wine.
French Lift
- A French Lift blends sparkling wine with blueberries. Substitute a non-alcoholic bubbly to create a non-alcoholic version. (See the References section for a recipe.)

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