Ara Wines are crafted at the edge of the earth; the essence of pure New Zealand. Our Select Blocks range is carefully crafted to feature specially selected wine parcels from premium New Zealand wine regions.
These wines celebrate and reflect this remote, rugged region and invite you to drink in the best of our home.
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Introducing Ara Select Blocks
Zero Sauvignon Blanc
This non-alcoholic Sauvignon Blanc features fruity lime and redcurrant aromas, with crisp, fresh citrus singing on the palate. With a bright, refreshing finish, you can enjoy New Zealand’s best, with the alcohol gently removed.
Want more? With low calories and less than 0.5% alcohol, you can happily enjoy a second or third glass guilt-free.
Crafted for flavour
We grow and select fruit from vineyards in Marlborough and Waipara to craft a full-strength wine, which is primed and ready to have the alcohol removed without sacrificing flavour.
Fruit from Marlborough adds acidity to the wine, while Waipara delivers beautiful aromatics.
Awarded for quality
We're in the business of making award-winning alcohol-removed wines. At the 2022 WinePilot Zero Alcohol Wine Show in Australia, we clinched the Best Winemaker Trophy for our alcohol-free wine ranges, with our Ara Zero Sauvignon Blanc was awarded Best Wine and Best White Wine. It also scored 95 points at the 2022 International Wine and Spirits Competition. How's that for accolades?!
New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc,
with a twist
We create premium, full-strength New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc, before using advanced spinning cone technology to gently remove first the aroma, and then the alcohol.
We collect the delicate aroma and recombine it with the wine in the final blend. The finished product is a light, refreshing non-alcoholic Sauvignon Blanc wine with low calories.
Low calories
With only 13 calories per 100 ml serving, you can enjoy completely guilt-free! That's 75% fewer calories than you'd find in a standard 12.5% alcohol wine.
Our wines are certified vegan-friendly by the UK Vegetarian Society, and sustainably accredited through Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand. Read more here.
The Fine Print
