Wines Pierre Chavin

Chavin Zéro Rosé, bottle
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Pierre Chavin

Chavin Zéro Rosé

up to 0.5 %

Chavin Zéro Rosé is a dealcoholised wine (up to 0.5 %) from Pierre Chavin (Béziers, Hérault). This page covers how the alcohol is removed, the grapes and what the label says.

Producer
Pierre Chavin
Place
Béziers, Hérault
Type
Still
Colour
Rosé
Alcohol by volume
up to 0.5 %
Dealcoholisation method
Vacuum distillation
Sugar
25.00 g/L
Serving temperature
6-8 °C
Grape variety
Cinsault, Garnacha, Syrah
Barcode
3663852012453
A still rosé from Pierre Chavin, the Béziers house behind the Chavin Zéro and Pierre Zéro ranges. The wine, a Vin de France, is dealcoholised under vacuum at low temperature and adjusted with grape must, with no added flavourings. Light and fruity, with about 25 g of sugar per litre.

How to read an alcohol-free wine label

What "up to 0.5 %" means. In the EU, "alcohol-free" means 0.5 % ABV or less. We use it on every wine page.