The original Prosecco wines that are made in Northeastern Italy are typically around 12% alcohol by volume. But no need to worry, Italy’s most popular sparkling wine now has many non alcoholic alternatives that are 0.5% abv or less.

Depending on your taste preferences the best non alcoholic Prosecco option will vary. If you enjoy a dry sparkling wine, we suggest you try No & Low Sparkling Chardonnay but if you are looking for a Prosecco alternative with a bit more sweetness go for Lyre’s Classico Grande.

The rising demand for non alcoholic wines has seen wine shops, grocery stores, and restaurants across the United States adopt these alternatives. If you are in a bigger city it is likely that you will find a non alcoholic Prosecco on a menu at your favorite restaurant, or in your local grocery store, and more likely in larger chain stores like Total Wine or Whole Foods. If you can’t find an option you enjoy we’ve have a curated and quality selection at drinknolow.com.

For a 5 oz serving, non-alcoholic Prosecco alternatives can range between 25 calories (like our No & Low Sparkling Chardonnay) all the way up to 100 calories. This will depend on the amount of sugar in the wine. A standard 5 oz serving of traditional alcoholic Prosecco will contain anywhere from 80 to 130 calories.