Tempranillo

A dry, alcohol-removed red from Spain,
vineyards above 700 m.

Structured and balanced, with dark fruit,
toasted oak and fine, polished tannins.

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Spain, above 700 m

Tempranillo from high-altitude Spanish vineyards, chosen for structure, where the grape holds its acidity and builds the fine tannin that carries the wine once the alcohol has gone.

The question is not what to remove, but what must remain.

— Duncan Shouler, Head Winemaker
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How It's Unmade

We start with real wine, premium Spanish Tempranillo chosen for structure, then blended for harmony. Alcohol is lifted out at low temperature by vacuum distillation, aromatics are captured and returned, and the wine rests in bottle before it leaves us.

  1. 01

    Base Wine Selection

    Start with wines that are already complete.

    The foundation is premium base wines sourced from exceptional Spanish vineyards. Each wine is chosen through extensive tasting for aromatic intensity, precision, tannin quality, complexity, and structural depth, the traits that must survive alcohol removal intact.

    Origin
    Premium Spanish vineyards
    Altitude
    > 700 m
    Base wine aging
    2–4 years
  2. 02

    Blend

    Built for harmony, not replication.

    Old-vine parcels are folded in for natural intensity and structural integrity. Blending enhances harmony and aromatic depth. Without alcohol, balance has to be constructed differently, with greater precision, and greater intent.

  3. 03

    Vacuum Distillation

    Alcohol out, aromatics in.

    Alcohol is gently removed at low temperature using vacuum distillation, the most aroma-preserving method available today. An integrated aroma recovery system captures the wine's most delicate volatile compounds during the process and reintegrates them, so the wine retains its identity.

    Method
    Vacuum distillation
    Final ABV
    < 0.5%
  4. 04

    Bottle Rest

    Two months to settle.

    After dealcoholization, the wine rests in bottle for a minimum of two months. Texture and aromatics settle. The expression balances. Only then does it leave the cellar.

    Bottle rest
    ≥ 2 months
    Residual sugar
    ~ 1 g / 100 mL
    Glass weight
    400 g · 40% lighter
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In the glass

  • Aroma

    High aromatic intensity from the first pour. Dark berry fruit unfolds alongside vanilla and toasted oak, gradually evolving toward more complex leather and tobacco notes.

  • Palate

    Ripe fruit, oak influence, and tertiary nuances, supported by fine, polished tannins. A light-to-medium body that is dry and balanced, with precision and length on the palate.

  • Finish

    The close delivers clarity, definition, and persistence, remaining unmistakably vinous in character. Dry, savory, and composed. Alcohol removed. Wine intact.

What it pours with

Savory, umami-driven, and slow. PARAGRAPH Tempranillo holds its own against the table, grilled meats, roasted vegetables, aged cheeses. Or, pour it on its own when the moment calls simply for a glass of red.

  • Grilled Lamb

    Grilled Lamb

    Herbs de Provence, lemon, charred shallot

  • Aged Manchego

    Aged Manchego

    Quince paste, marcona almonds

  • On Its Own

    On Its Own

    70%+ cacao, sea salt, black cherry compote

Serve

Best between 57–61°F (14–16°C), cellar cool, not cold.

57–61°F

Tempranillo at a glance

Store in a cool, dark place. Best within 18 months of purchase. Once opened, best within 2–3 days, recapped tightly and refrigerated.

PARAGRAPH Tempranillo specification
Grape100% Tempranillo
OriginSpain, vineyards above 700 m
StyleStructured and balanced, with dark fruit, toasted oak and fine, polished tannins
AlcoholUnder 0.5% ABV
Serve at57 to 61°F
Pair withRoasted and grilled meats, aged cheeses, slow-cooked dishes
Bottle750ml
Price$38

Nutrition facts

Ingredients. De-alcoholized Spanish Tempranillo wine (99%), grape juice concentrate (1%), sulfur dioxide (preservative). Contains sulfites.

PARAGRAPH Tempranillo nutrition facts, from the label
Serving size5 fl. oz. (150 ml), 5 servings per container
Calories25 per serving
Total Fat0g (0% daily value)
Sodium10mg (0% daily value)
Cholesterol0g (0% daily value)
Total Carb.7g (4% daily value)
Total Sugars2g (incl. 0g added sugars)
Protein0g (0% daily value)
Potassium260mg (6% daily value)

Not a significant source of calcium, vitamin D or iron. *The % Daily Value (DV) tells you how much a nutrient in a serving of food contributes to a daily diet. 2,000 calories a day is used for general nutrition advice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Tempranillo from?

Spain, from vineyards above 700 meters. It is crafted from premium base wine by respected growers and wineries, then carefully dealcoholized to preserve its character.

How should the Tempranillo be served?

In a wine glass, with time to open, at 57 to 61°F: lightly cool rather than at room temperature. Decanting for an hour after opening helps unlock its aromas, much as it would a premium full-alcohol red.

What does the Tempranillo pair with?

Roasted and grilled meats, aged cheeses and slow-cooked dishes.

How should the Tempranillo be stored?

Store it as you would a full-alcohol red, in a cool dark place between 50 and 64°F, away from direct sunlight and heat. Once opened, keep it refrigerated.

How long does the Tempranillo last once opened?

Best within 2–3 days of opening, recapped tightly and refrigerated.

Frequently asked questions

Tempranillo

A dry, alcohol-removed red from Spain,
vineyards above 700 m.

How many bottles

Bottles and delivery
1bottle Starts at 3
3bottles
6bottles
12bottles

$32.30 a bottle from your third delivery. Skip, pause or cancel anytime.

Deliver every
How you'd like to buy
Deliver every
Subscription

$32.30 a bottle from your third delivery. Skip, pause or cancel anytime.

Deliver every
Subscribe, delivered every

Subscriptions start at 3 bottles. Then $102.60 every 2 months until you cancel. 15% from your third delivery. Subscription policy

  • Ships next business day
  • Two bottles ship free(ex AK/HI/PR)
  • Named Best Non-Alcoholic Wine 2026 by Rolling Stone

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From the Table

  • 5 stars: 7 (58%)
  • 4 stars: 3 (25%)
  • 3 stars: 1 (8%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 1 (8%)
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Candi Nowak

I Absolutely Love this Wine,don’t miss the alcohol
And this is my 2nd order,only wish they made a white too

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William

Was hoping this wine would live up to the marketing. I was wrong. Foul nose, thin wine, strange sipping experience, drank 1/4 glass and could not do any more. I have two bottles left if you want them back.

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Cindy Jenson

May be my favorite NA red of all time. Dry, flavorful and feels like drinking the “real thing”.

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Susan Wagner

I never write reviews. It is 100% true that this is the first non-alcoholic wine that I didn’t want to dump down the sink by the end of the first glass. It does not taste like sour grape juice like a lot of the others. It actually tastes almost like regular wine. I’ve already ordered more and look forward to drinking this. I understand why the Tempranillo works best, but I still hope you use your skills to create a rosé and/or a dry white. Thank you for creating this wine!

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Emmett

decent..but no alcohol red wines just are not the same. the no alcohol whites on the market are much better and closer tasing to the real thing.

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Kristi Collins

I was surprised that this wine actually tasted like a real glass of wine. I gave up alcohol last year but having a glass of wine is more than the alcohol in the glass. Some don't understand but opening the bottle, pouring into a beautiful glass, it is the whole experience that is the relaxation. I bought three more bottles and going to share with a friends this time.

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Anonymous

Very good for a non-alcoholic wine. Looking forward to more this company makes

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JACQUELINE HARBISON

Good enough body for a NA red wine

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Anonymous

Pretty good for nonalcoholic wine. Robust flavors.

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C Bingham

Excellent N/A wine. I had some wine drinker friends taste it and they were even pleasantly surprised! Very rich, full bodied without the hard taste of alcohol or tannin. Very tasty, but the price point and shipping is too costly for it to make sense for me regarding future orders. Let me know when it is available retail, if ever!

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Daniel Stiller

Paragraph is, by far, the best dealcoholized red wine I’ve ever tasted. I’ve sampled countless alcohol-free reds, including many that are far more expensive, yet none have come close. It delivers a complex, beautifully balanced aromatic profile and, most importantly, the rich mouthfeel that is so often missing from this category. This is exactly what I’ve been looking for for years!

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Richard

I think its a good non-alcoholic red but the absence of alcohol is really felt. The texture is noticeably thinner and it has a shorter finish than one would expect from a tempranillo wine. It does hit berry notes but I dont get a lot of secondary notes. Nevertheless a good table wine with dinner for those non drinking days.