Freixenet strengthens its alcohol free portfolio

Freixenet strengthens its alcohol free portfolio

Freixenet has announced the upcoming launch of new alcohol-free sparkling wines. Freixenet Cordon Negro 0,0% and Cordon Negro 0,0% Rosé launch in the iconic black bottle, following suit with the recently relaunched Freixenet Cordon Negro Cava, to offer consumers a premium choice for alcohol-free celebrations. Being already the #1 international brand in the alcohol free…


Freixenet has announced the upcoming launch of new alcohol-free sparkling wines.

Freixenet Cordon Negro 0,0% and Cordon Negro 0,0% Rosé launch in the iconic black bottle, following suit with the recently relaunched Freixenet Cordon Negro Cava, to offer consumers a premium choice for alcohol-free celebrations.

Being already the #1 international brand in the alcohol free sparkling segment (source: IWSR 2023) and in respond to the increasing demand for alcohol free
products, Freixenet is taking another step to develop further growth in the global alcohol free market.

The launch of the Freixenet Cordon Negro 0,0% includes a new generation of liquid development, crafted to delight consumers with excellent taste with only 30g/l of sugar and 15 calories/100ml.

The alcohol free versions are made with the same expertise as our full strength wines before being de-alcoholised at low temperature with vacuum evaporation to help retain its original characteristics. The new Freixenet Cordon Negro 0,0% and Cordon Negro 0,0% Rosé will be introduced in the USA, France, and Poland, with a subsequent global rollout to follow, providing celebrators worldwide an elevated non-alcoholic sparkling wine experience.

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