SIPCLEAN ALCOHOL- REMOVED WHITE WINE
SIPCLEAN ALCOHOL- REMOVED WHITE WINE
SIPCLEAN ALCOHOL- REMOVED WHITE WINE
SIPCLEAN ALCOHOL- REMOVED WHITE WINE

SIPCLEAN ALCOHOL- REMOVED WHITE WINE

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Varietal: French Colombard

Vineyard site: Located in central California, the Madera AVA is part of Fresno County. One of the oldest AVAs in California, it produces some of the highest-quality wines in the US.

Sweetness: very dry

Acidity: high acidity; tart, crisp finish

Body: racy/zingy body, slightly effervescent

Tasting notes: stone fruits, key limes and white gooseberries

For dry wine lovers: These grapes were harvested early to showcase the balanced acid, and fermented in-tank to preserve its bright flavors.  Notes of stone fruit and key limes are expressive in this wine.

Perfectly packaged in sip-friendly cans, this bubbly white wine is a convenient alternative to regular wine. With only 35 calories and 3 grams of sugar, each 12 oz can of SipClean is equal to two 6 oz pours of wine.

NOTES

WHAT IS SIPCLEAN?
SipClean is a nonalcoholic wine for adults over the age of 21. In a world where adult beverage choices are endless, we wanted to create an alternative choice to consuming alcohol. With wellness in mind, we created SipClean with the mission to keep the product as simple as possible. Our winemaker gently removes the alcohol from the base wine using state-of-the-art spinning cone technology. The finished product contains less calories, less sugar, and under 0.5% ABV (alcohol by volume).

WHAT ARE THE INGREDIENTS IN SIPCLEAN?
The ingredients are simple: alcohol-removed white wine blend.

WHAT IS CONSIDERED ONE SERVING OF SIPCLEAN?
One can equals one serving. Our cans are 12 oz, so one can is the equivalent to two 6 oz pours of wine.

HOW MUCH ALCOHOL IS IN SIPCLEAN?
SipClean has less than 0.5% ABV, which is very similar to a kombucha drink.

WHEN SHOULD I AVOID DRINKING SIPCLEAN?
Our products can be consumed at any time by an adult over 21. If you have health concerns, consult a licensed physician.