Sea Change Free - Alcohol Free Sparkling

Treviso, Italy

When customers asked us to introduce a non-alcoholic option into the Sea Change range, our priority was to ensure there was no compromise on taste or style.  By utilising the best winemaking techniques to craft Sea Change Free, the result is a zero-alcohol, natural sparkling beverage that is full of flavour and delivers in everything from taste to provenance.

Many non-alcoholic beverages are produced via an industrial de-alcoholisation process, which takes away aroma, flavour and texture. In contrast, Sea Change Free is revolutionary in its production method and comes directly from fresh, Glera grape must obtained immediately after the pressing. By keeping the must in cold preservation, fermentation never starts, resulting in a product that is genuinely 0.0% volume alcohol.

It also has genuine provenance, being produced by a highly awarded artisan winery located in the heart of the Prosecco region of Northern Italy.

Tasting Notes

The bright straw-gold colour of Sea Change Free gives a clue of what is to come: hints of elderflower, crisp apple and summer mint set the taste buds alive.

Free’s revolutionary production method creates a natural, sparkling beverage with no artificial additives or colouring. What’s more, it contains only 27 calories per 100ml serve.

Food Pairings

Sea Change Free can be enjoyed on its own as an aperitif or pairs well with light dishes, seafood and salads. It can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the key ingredient in sparkling non-alcoholic cocktails.

When to drink

Best enjoyed fresh, chilled at 8–10 °C. 

Environmental Benefits

This is the first of the Sea Change range to feature a bird on its label: the mighty Albatross, one of the largest seabirds on earth with a wingspan of up to three and a half metres. Sadly, Albatrosses are also the world’s most threatened family of birds - every one of its 22 species at threat, some critically.

By purchasing Sea Change Free you are supporting our global charity partners who are working to protect our seas and marine life from further threat.