Le Rosé

Extraordinary. Delectable. Enhanced the New Year's celebration. My father is elderly, and not allowed to drink alchohol. I'm allergic/sensitive to sulfites. Prefer organic everything. We both felt a little buzz, as if it contained a small amount of alcohol--good. I'm typing this review Jan. 1st, without a hangover. The best part is the low sugar content. I searched a long time to find the perfect bottle. Worth the high pricetag. Well-packaged, and on time. Cork has a wire so it doesn't hit the ceiling upon opening. Large bottle, we each indulged in 3 glasses. Right amount of of bubblie/effervecence. I also appreciate the alcohol-free vitamin-infused Vinzi as pictured, but didn't need it last night.

By far and away the best non alcohol « champagne ». The extra brut is slightly better but not available on Amazon. These are cheaper and a wonderful alternative to imbibing. A votre santé! ;)

Tastes like sparkling apple juice. Lots of hype for nothing. Don’t buy

I really enjoyed this product. The structure of the bubbles was very reminiscent of champagne, and while slightly sweet, on par with a summer rosé overall and by far better tasting than other non-alc spirits I’ve tried. Great option for sober, or those watching their calories/sugar without feeling left out, or enjoying what you like. The bubbles stayed fresh for 3 days with a cork in the fridge, which I also appreciate. I’d definitely recommend.

I will admit that I fell for French Bloom's very effective, slick, and persistent marketing efforts and bought a bottle with great anticipation. I don't drink alcohol and I thought something other than sparkling apple juice would be nice for New Year's Eve this year. The bottle itself is very beautiful and it made quite an impression. Still, for $40 plus a bottle, I guess I was expecting something more than what I received. The "wine" itself, having been suggested as an alcohol-free substitute for champagne, was nothing more than sparkling grape juice with a little of the sweetness reduced. I don't doubt the claims made that this product is clean and French and made with great care. As a sparkling grape juice it is on par with other available products but the price is 10X as much. I was hoping for something with a much drier flavor profile, at least suggesting champagne or sparkling wine in taste. I'm honestly embarrassed for spending so much money on this but I am very grateful I didn't bring it to a party earlier in the day to share, as I had originally planned. On New Year's Eve I drank one glass, my girlfriend drank one sip, and at midnight the remains were sadly poured down the kitchen drain. Lesson learned.

For those complaining about the price, I find it absolutely worth it considering this is the only N.A. champagne I’ve found that isn’t loaded with sulfites and other preservatives and is made with organic ingredients! If you’re a migraine sufferer like me, a single glass of any of the current alternatives leaves me in bed with a migraine. I’ll absolutely continue to grab a bottle of French Bloom for occasions that call for celebration! I favor the Rosé of the two options - but both are great!

I purchased this to take with me to a brunch right after New Year's as I'm doing Dry January. I love everything about the packaging that makes it feel like a special bottle. Plenty of bubbles as I poured it into a champagne flute! It smells fruity which is nice. I noticed mostly apple on my palate, and I liked it! It was slightly sweet but not overly so. It wasn't dry like champagne so it wasn't an exact replacement, but I enjoyed having something "special" so that I didn't think I was missing out in any way during our brunch!

This would be really nice for someone who likes a little sweeter sparkling wine. It's not terribly sweet—I'll definitely drink this—but I likely won't purchase it again. I've heard the French Bloom sparkling white is quite good, so I will give that one a try as I continue to hunt for my perfect non-alcoholic substitute bubbly.