The single-serve can is quietly the best format in alcohol-free wine — no flat half-bottle in the fridge door, no commitment — and Eisberg got there early. These 200ml cans hold their fizz well, pour cold and crisp, and the sparkling blanc drinks like a light, off-dry cava stand-in.
Eisberg has been in the dealcoholised wine game longer than almost anyone in the UK, and at around £2 a can it is the cheapest way to have proper AF fizz on standby for guests, picnics or a Tuesday. Not a fine wine experience — a genuinely useful one.
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Where to buy it in the UK
The 200ml ‘Be Free’ cans are sold through Wise Bartender and Dry Drinker (around £2 per can, cheaper by the case), rather than the big supermarkets — we could only confirm Eisberg’s 75cl bottled range (Sauvignon Blanc, Rosé, Mulled Wine) at Tesco and Sainsbury’s, not the sparkling cans specifically. Worth checking your local Tesco/Sainsbury’s alcohol-free wine aisle as ranges do shift.
Storage
Keep the cans chilled — they’re built for on-the-go and picnics rather than long fridge storage, so treat them the way you would a can of soft drink rather than a bottle of wine.
Pair this with our look at Wild Life Botanicals Blush or our non-alcoholic red wine review if you’re comparing the wider AF wine field.
FAQ
Is Eisberg’s sparkling can alcohol-free?
Yes, 0.0% ABV, made using vacuum distillation to remove alcohol from a finished wine.
Where can I buy the 200ml cans?
Via Wise Bartender and Dry Drinker online. Eisberg’s bottled range is at Tesco and Sainsbury’s, but we couldn’t confirm the cans specifically in-store.
How much does it cost?
Around £2 per 200ml can, cheaper when bought by the case.
Compliance note: This article is published by The Clear Head, a UK lifestyle site for people who don’t drink, are drinking less, or are sober curious. We aim to provide honest, practical information without promoting any particular brand or approach to alcohol.
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