Which grape is it made from?

Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, grown in Italy. It is the grape behind the dark fruit and the tannin.

No. It is the dry bottling of the range and finishes on tannin rather than sugar.

What does it go with?

Roasts, braises and hard cheese. It was built for the table rather than for sipping alone.

Buonafide Superiore Rosso (750 mL)

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A dry Italian red under the Buonafide label, built for the table.

$30.00 $1.18 / fl oz

About Superiore Rosso

Superiore Rosso is the dry red bottled under the Buonafide label, made in Italy and finished without alcohol.

It is built as a table red rather than a sipping one, and it goes where an everyday Italian red goes: grilled meat, sausage, game, pasta with a meat sauce.

Product details

What it is

Alcohol: 0.0%Measured, and stated to one decimal place.
Process: DealcoholizedMade with alcohol, then removed at the end.
Origin: Italy
Certifications: Halal Certified
Size: 750 mL
Producer: Buonafide

Pouring it

Serve: Cool room temperature, 60–65°F, in a large-bowled glass.
Store: Cool and out of direct sunlight. Once opened, reseal and refrigerate — best within 5 days.

About Buonafide

Everything from this producer

An Italian label of alcohol-free wine, built around dry reds.

Buonafide is an Italian label of alcohol-free wine built around dry reds. Superiore Rosso is the bottle the name is carried by: a dry Italian red made for the table rather than for sipping, and poured the way an everyday red is poured at one.

Producer: Buonafide
Based in: Italy
Process: Dealcoholized
Certifications: Halal Certified
Sizes: 750 mL

New to Non-Alcoholic Red Wines?

Both routes exist in this category: some reds are fermented as wine and then dealcoholized, others never fermented at all. The Process line on this page says which. Origin and grape still shape the wine the way they always did — Cabernet Sauvignon and Tempranillo keep their grip, Merlot and Garnacha land softer — and the alcohol figure is worth reading, since 0.0% and under 0.5% are not the same thing.

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Common questions

Which grape is it made from?: Montepulciano d'Abruzzo, grown in Italy. It is the grape behind the dark fruit and the tannin.
Is it sweet?: No. It is the dry bottling of the range and finishes on tannin rather than sugar.
What does it go with?: Roasts, braises and hard cheese. It was built for the table rather than for sipping alone.

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