Non-alcoholic wine.
Where can i find non-alcoholic wine in Capetown? Or which companies supply Non-alcoholic wine?
Some leads would be great.
Why?
1st: I'm interested in finding out how big this market is.
2nd: I don't Drink(obviously referring to alcoholic drinks) and never will unless its in my cough mixture.
Yes there are non-alcoholic wine available it's only red wine that we offer. We have your Merlot, Shiraz and Cabernet Sauvignon and the price per bottle is R38 and i live in somerset west
Sonette.P (07-Mar-16)
actually with today technology, you can easily reach the whole world with a few clicks of a finger, google and research if there are existing companies that can export their products that interest you to you
Good dayOriginally Posted by thabz
Where can I purchase the non alcoholic wine?
Can I order some of that wine via internet and can you give more info please.
Hi how do i get in touch with you?
Please send me a email address
Opportunity, As I udnerstand it, even non-alcoholic wines contain trace amounts of alcohol as a result of the processes involved. If your avoidance of alcohol is on religious grounds then you may want to do some more research before you sip. Apparently teh procedure involves removing the alcohol, and 100 percent removal is impossible.
PS I speak under correction and information that I have received via a 3rd party!
I'm not sure about the relevance of a very small amount of residual alcohol in non-alcoholic wines being a problem on religious grounds, surely orthodox Muslims for example would only partake of any beverage or foodstuff that was certified Halal? So research would already have been done on their behalf by the certifying body or board.
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OF course, if you could find "halaal certified" wine it would not be a problem, as the product would have passed the certifying boards tests which is the generally accepted authority. However, I think you are going to struggle to find such certfied product on the market. If you do happen to know where to find some please let me know
Hi faud, Inah, make non-alcoholic wine that is halaal certified.OF course, if you could find "halaal certified" wine it would not be a problem, as the product would have passed the certifying boards tests which is the generally accepted authority. However, I think you are going to struggle to find such certfied product on the market. If you do happen to know where to find some please let me know
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