Eisberg www.eisberg.co.uk

Doesn't taste much like alcoholic wines but what alcohol-free wine does? Both the Cabernet and the Chardonnay are pleasant, fruity adult drinks that leave you with a clear head in the morning!

..... does not taste anything like wine. Would me put back to drinking if I could !!!

This is nothing like wine at all. Very disappointing.

Don't bother. tastes like vinegar. Supposed to be 'quality' wine with alcohol removed but have fizzy water instead, it's more palatable.

Had to have 5 days alcohol free as taking tablets so thought I would try for future reference, not even good as a spritzer made with lemonade. Will probably be a good drain cleaner

Absolutely awful. Tastes like vinegar gone wrong! Never again.

I tried the cabernet sauvignon- I'm familiar with the non-Eisberg alcoholic versions and enjoy them.

This one cost me £3 from Lidl and after 2 sips I tipped the rest away. My wife tried it also and found it disgusting too. It just tasted like a weak vinegar. Not sure if this was a duff bottle or if it all tastes as foul as this, but I will NOT be trying any Eisberg product ever again!

I'll be sticking to cranberry juice and diet lemonade next time I'm on antibiotics and cannot drink alcohol!

I tried the Eisberg Cabernet Sauvignon alcohol free red wine with some slight trepidation as my experience with the white wine wasn't the best. However, I was really impressed by this fruity number. It's soft and slightly sweet but very drinkable. It isn't quite up to the standard and taste qualities of Emina doce messes Spanish wine, but comes pretty close in my book. I will try it again.

I left a bottle of Eisberg Chardonnay in the freezer and forgot about it. Some hours later I rushed in and retrieved the bottle which hadn't frozen. Pouring out the ice cold liquid, I detected a scent of a real alcoholic chardonnay. Tasting only confirmed that this was an excellent wine of its type, easy to drink and very pleasant. Also, my stomach didn't suffer with it as happened with the other bottle of non-alcohic white from Carl Jung which was one of the foulest drinks I have ever had the misfortune to sample. So, if you feel like a nice glass of white without the booze, Eisberg Chardonnay will tick all the boxes.

Horrible tasting - noting like any wine I hve eer tried and hope never to try again, will never buy again.

Have been trying out all the alcohol low/free white wines I can find in advance of my elderly infirm mother arriving for Christmas as she can't have the real stuff.

This one was horrible, really nasty taste, very sweet even when very cold. Took one swig, a second to confirm it really was that bad and poured the rest of the glass down the sink, closely followed by the rest of the bottle. Avoid.