Best Low and No-Alcohol Wine Clubs
We know what you are thinking. What does “Wine Club Group” know about wines that have low or no alcohol? Isn’t that the opposite of their brand? Actually, we have been doing a lot of research this year about these clubs for various reasons! Read on to learn more about low and no alcohol wine as well as clubs you can subscribe to or order as gifts.
What Are “Low Alcohol” and “No Alcohol” Wines?
Regular wine tends to be between 11-15% ABV (Alcohol By Volume). To be considered “low alcohol,” a wine is typically 5.5-10% ABV. To be considered “no alcohol,” they must be less than 0.5% ABV. “Alcohol-free” is rare but would be 0.0% ABV. These wines are sometimes regular wine where the alcohol has been removed and sometimes wines where either fermentation was stopped early or less efficient yeast was used in production.
Who Are These Wines Made For?
Aside from the obvious, there are a lot of situations that call for these types of wines, and it makes them good to have on hand when you are entertaining. Here are some some of the reason that our friends and family members have given for embracing these wines:
- Pregnant women
- People with medical conditions or who are on specific medications
- Health-conscious people
- Designated drivers
- Dieters who are looking for drinks with lower calories (sometimes 90% less calories than regular wine)
- “Sober Curious” who are cutting back on alcohol but not quitting completely
- Religious abstainers
- People in recovery from drug or alcohol abuse
- Newer drinkers who are not used to higher alcohol content drinks
- “Dry January” participants
It’s possible that even a regular wine drinker will want to switch to a low or no alcohol as the night goes on to avoid a hangover or excessive consumption.
Where Can You Buy No Alcohol and Low Alcohol Wine?
What used to be a specialty item is now popping up all over the place! Most liquor stores will now carry a few varieties, and your grocery store will likely have a couple if they are a larger chain. Health food stores and natural markets are another safe bet.
Our choice, online!
We have started reviewing clubs that focus completely on these wines, but some of our clubs that allow you to choose your own bottles now offer them as well!
Our top choice for No Alcohol Wine Clubs: Better Rhodes
Better Rhodes is an NA Beverage Marketplace, featuring NA beer, wine, spirits, and read-to-drinks. They have a HUGE collection. If you are specifically wanting a wine club, they feature “Trudy’s Variety Wine Club” which is 2 or 6 bottles a month, with both a red and a white. If you get the 6 bottle club, you are getting 3 of each bottle. You can order a pre-paid subscription of 3, 6, or 12 months. Or you can also subscribe monthly. Two bottles as an ongoing club will run around $50 a month. You save a little on each shipment if you prepay.
Plus, if you want to get a deal, we have a Better Rhodes coupon code! You will save 10% on Better Rhodes when you use our code, WINECLUBGROUP. (verified as of October 6, 2026, with no expiration date.)
Another great option is The Zero Proof: Featuring both red and white wines as well as sparkling and rose. Bottles are around $15-20, which is much less than you will find them at most stores. They also have “varietals” that wine drinkers will recognize such as Sauvignon Blanc, Chardonnay, GSM, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, and Blanc de Blanc. You can purchase by the bottle, by the bundle, or even join the quarterly club. See our review of The Zero Proof.
The Zero Proof Review
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Firstleaf: One of the most popular clubs on our site, you can choose your wines as part of your subscription delivery. They currently have 37 different wines including prosecco, vinho braco, tempranillo, chardonnay, cino tinto, and more that are listed as “Lower Alcohol.” Because they define that as below 12% ABV, you will want to look at these closely if you are going for closer to “no alcohol.”
Watch Todd and Yvonne Taste the Wines for the First Time!
Normally bold red drinkers, check out the video of Todd and his wife trying out no alcohol wine for the first time. Or, see our The Zero Proof review