Century Blend 20yr: Vintage 2005 - A truly precious treasure and the world's first 20-year-aged non alcoholic red wine (less than 0.5% ABV), dealcoholized using vacuum distillation with patented aroma recapture technology. 🍷
This bottle represents the world's first 20-year-aged, dealcoholized wine: the Zeronimo Century Blend, 2005 vintage.
Update: Century Blend crossed the Canadian border and is now Ready to Ship!
Tasting Notes: This is the hardest wine I've ever attempted to describe. Extended age produces tertiary aromas that are ethereal and complex. This dry, slight rust colored wine is indicative of 20 years in the making. Dried fruits, port-like nuance, delicate intricacies that have never happened in Non Alcoholic wine history. This is your $96 bottle of special occasion wine that we are so proud to offer the world. Less than 200 bottles left in the world.
Info: This rarity is a blend of the Austrian variety Blaufränkisch, Pinot Noir, and Merlot. The grapes come from 60-year-old vines at the renowned Neckenmarkter Hochberg in Mittelburgenland, Austria. The wine was aged for two years in new French oak barrels, followed by another 18 years of bottle aging. It is limited to just 2,500 bottles – each uniquely numbered.
Joshua James, Zeronimo Brand Ambassador and lead importer, has reserved limited quantities for enthusiasts like you in the U.S. Grab a bottle while you can!
Why This Wine Costs More:
Most non alcoholic red wines are brutally disappointing because producers use cheap bulk wine and add grape juice or other 'non-wine flavors'. This is a 20-year aged Austrian red blend with tertiary aromas and flavors, silky tannins, and collector-level complexity.
It is dealcoholized with leading German machines using vacuum distillation with patented aroma recapture that is cost prohibitively expensive to employ, so only 3% of brands use it. This category of NA wine doesn't exist anywhere else in the world. If you manage wine programs or know what great wine tastes like, this is the benchmark. Sommelier and Michelin starred restaurant approved.
Note: New pricing reflects recent (15%) import tariffs; we've absorbed most of the increase.
