Le Petit Beret Organic Virgin Pinot Non-Alcoholic Pinot Noir, USDA Organic and Vegan Friendly 750ml

Read an article somewhere (likely a content farm) about Sommelier recommended NA wines. Thought I'd give this a try as the most consistently "Good" NA wine's I've had are either Merlot or Cab Sav knock offs. I was interested in branching out as my partner loves a good Pinot. There is always some tempering of expectations with NA wine, beer, and spirits. Sometimes first impressions aren't always what they seem. There are a couple NA wines that I was rather "meh" about, but later started to quite like. That is not the case here. First there is the smell. It's like sticking your nose over a glass of stale grape juice. That's it. There is not "subtle notes" of anything else. There is not a single indication that what you are about to drink is supposed to be wine. At first I thought it was just me. So I popped the cork on one of my partner's not quite finished bottles of Pinot. Pleasant, smells like wine. One of the NA reds I have? Smells "wine like" but with something obviously missing in the bouquet. What I usually expect from a decent NA wine. This...no. Stale grape juice. And the flavor? Like weak stale grape juice. There isn't no bitter dryness on the pallet as one would again...expect from an NA wine. No, this just tastes like someone mixed old grape juice and water together. "Sommelier recommended" my 🤬.

It looked like wine but the taste is grape juice watered down. It isn’t terrible just not good. The first couple days were ok but still looking for a better taste

Tasted like watered down Grape medicine. Don't know why they would add grape flavoring.

I use to get a different brand but it got to high priced. Thought I would try this wine.But it was awful.Sorry

This product is stale and taste awful 😖Non returnable isn't fair