Top 30 Non-Alcoholic Wines for a Festive Christmas Party

Non-alcoholic wines have grown in popularity in recent years, and for good reason. 

They offer the sophistication of a fine wine without the alcohol, making them perfect for designated drivers, those cutting back, or anyone looking to enjoy a glass without the buzz. 

Whether you're planning a Christmas dinner, party, or just looking for the perfect pairing with your festive menu, here’s a guide to the top 30 non-alcoholic wines—both still and sparkling—that are sure to impress your guests.

Top 15 Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wines

Sparkling wines are the life of any Christmas celebration. Their light bubbles and festive flair make them an ideal choice for toasting.

Edenvale Sparkling Cuvee (Australia)

A crisp, fruity sparkling wine with notes of citrus and tropical fruit.

Noughty Alcohol-Free Sparkling Chardonnay (UK)

A dry sparkling wine with a classic profile—perfect for pairing with canapés.

Belle & Co Sparkling White (UK)

Light, fruity, and budget-friendly, ideal for festive gatherings.

Scavi & Ray Alcohol-Free Prosecco (Italy)

Elegant with a touch of apple and pear, mimicking the classic Prosecco taste.

Pierre Chavin Perle Blanc (France)

A refined, dry sparkling wine with floral and fruity undertones.

Lyre's Classico (Australia)

Inspired by sparkling Italian wines, this is zesty and crisp with a fine mousse.

Thomson & Scott Noughty Sparkling Rosé (UK)

A fruity and dry pink fizz with a hint of red berries.

Rawson’s Retreat Sparkling (Australia)

Balanced, fresh, and vibrant with soft bubbles.

Carl Jung Mousseux (Germany)

A refreshing sparkling wine with notes of ripe apple and citrus.

Oddbird Sparkling White (Sweden)

Sophisticated and made using traditional winemaking methods.

Freixenet Alcohol-Free Sparkling Rosé (Spain)

A delicate and refreshing option with hints of wild berries.

Wild Idol Sparkling Rosé (UK)

A premium choice with no added sugar and a natural pink hue.

Matarromera Espumoso Rosado Sin Alcohol (Spain)

Fruity with a pleasant acidity, perfect for lighter courses.

Belle & Co Sparkling Rosé (UK)

Affordable and cheerful with sweet berry flavours.

Martinelli’s Sparkling Cider (USA)

Not a wine but a festive crowd-pleaser for those seeking a unique non-alcoholic option.

Top 15 Non-Alcoholic Still Wines

Still wines provide depth and complexity, making them ideal for Christmas dinners and cosy evenings.

Ariel Cabernet Sauvignon (USA)

Full-bodied with rich blackcurrant and cherry notes—perfect with roast meats.

Edenvale Shiraz (Australia)

A bold red with hints of plum, spice, and oak.

Torres Natureo Red Syrah (Spain)

Earthy with red fruit flavours, ideal for a cheese platter.

Carl Jung Merlot (Germany)

Smooth and fruity with light tannins.

Thomson & Scott Noughty Rouge (UK)

A balanced red with berry and spice notes.

Torres Natureo Muscat (Spain)

Light and aromatic with floral notes, excellent for appetisers.

Wild Life Botanicals Blush (UK)

A blend of botanicals and wine for a unique, fresh flavour.

Edenvale Chardonnay (Australia)

Creamy with a touch of vanilla and ripe fruit—great with turkey.

Sinzero Chardonnay (Chile)

Crisp and refreshing, with hints of peach and apple.

Oddbird Domaine de la Prade Chardonnay (Sweden)

A complex, oak-aged wine that’s full of character.

Pierre Zéro Merlot (France)

A smooth, easy-drinking red with dark berry notes.

Fre Chardonnay (USA)

Vibrant and clean with hints of apple and citrus.

Rawson’s Retreat Cabernet Sauvignon (Australia)

A balanced red with ripe berry flavours and a subtle oak finish.

Eins-Zwei-Zero Riesling (Germany)

Crisp and fruity with citrus and green apple notes.

Torres Natureo Rosé (Spain)

A dry rosé with red berry and citrus aromas, ideal for light starters.

Tips for Serving Non-Alcoholic Wines

Chill Appropriately: Sparkling wines should be chilled for a refreshing fizz, while still wines can be served at room temperature or lightly chilled, depending on the type.

Pair Thoughtfully: Match wines with your menu. Reds go beautifully with roasted meats, whites complement seafood, and sparkling wines are perfect for starters or desserts.

Presentation Matters: Serve in elegant glassware to make the experience feel special.

Non-alcoholic wines have come a long way in terms of quality and variety, so there’s never been a better time to explore the options. With these top 30 picks, your Christmas celebrations will be as inclusive and festive as they are delicious.

What are your favourite non-alcoholic wines? Share your recommendations in the comments below!