Alcohol removed Chardonnay

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April 6, 20187 yr

Going to a party in Oz tomorrow and today saw a bottle of wine.

It said alcohol removed.

Then it said something like less than 0.05% which is similar to neutral fruit juices.

Safe for an alcoholic?

April 6, 20187 yr

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https://www.mumslounge.com.au/lifestyle/health/edenvale-alcohol-removed-wine/

Actually 0.5%, looks unsafe for an alkie.

April 6, 20187 yr

Chardonnay doesnt taste that good regardless. Not sure why you'd drink it. A mineral water with lime is surely better than crappy chardonnay.

April 7, 20187 yr

A regular Aussie chardonnay is about 14% so by comparison 0.05% is as close to zero as makes no odds.

If you can drink the juices you mention then I would say it's perfectly safe, biggest danger will be those glasses that look and smell the same, but really are 14% :sad:

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