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| Desalcoholisation : how it works : |
| Vinified according to the traditional method by the wine growers, the grapes are then carefully desalcoholized. A method patented since 1908 makes it possible to extract alcohol from the wine at - 30 ° C without causing any deterioration. The wine having been desalcoholized through that process preserves a high quality as much as its physiological principles emphasizing a fruity taste and slightly pricking. |
| Key figures |
Nutritional values per 100 ml : 38 kj -
Proteines : 0 g
Carbohydrate : 4,3 g
Fat content : 0 g
Calories : 38 kj/liter means 5,6 kj per 15 cl glass
Alcohol content : 0,3 % (a wine with 0 % may also be produced for special needs or markets)
Available as white, rosé, red or sparkling wine. |
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Whereas the fight against blood alcohol content gets harder, that health is more than never a society stake, “La Côte de Vincent” opens new perspectives to those who want to accord the pleasure of drinking with a new way of living, freed from the risks of alcohol.
Made out of Rhenish and Mosellan vine for the white wines RIELSING , or from rosés
CINSAULT, SYRAH, or red wines MERLOT , GRENAGE, CARIGNAN carefully selected in France, “La Côte de Vincent” is a french cultural evolution that allows to preserve the benefits of the wine and to combine them with a new drink already recognized by our European neighbours.
“Wine without alcohol” or “drink based on alcohol freed wine”, La Côte de Vincent, easy to drink will seduce a vast range of customers: businessmen or businesswomen concerned of their form, sportsmen, people on a diet….
All those who cannot or don’t want to drink will be reconciled with this product of the vine. It finds its place in restaurants and delicatessen shops, in discotheques, as well as in fitness clubs, highway restaurants, collectivities; and so on.
Already tested by several Alsatian restaurants, it astonished the owners and seduces the guests. It is the case in the restaurant “La pépinière” in Woerth, where Alain Fuchs, the owner does not serve alcohol anymore since 1946.
Signatures d’Alsace, based in France intends to make La Côte de Vincent well known and to conquer a carrying market for this refreshing drink.
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