They've finally done it! 17 best non-alcoholic sparkling wines that are genuinely worth trying

Score: 89/100

Wild Idol’s premium sparkling wine has an equally premium price tag, but one deemed worthy by our panel. With notes of honey, orchard blossom, stewed apple and vanilla, there’s plenty of depth in each sip. We’ll be popping this celebratory fizz and serving alongside a selection of canapés.

If you prefer blush bubbles, Wild Idol's Alcohol Free Sparkling Rosé scored 76/100 in our taste test.

Score: 89/100

Eisberg promises “all the wine, without the alcohol” and it has delivered – taking the joint top spot in our latest taste test. Based on a blanc de blanc (a wine made with 100% chardonnay grapes), this alcohol-free sparkler has rich notes of honey, butter and vanilla, with a hint of lemon.

Score: 87/100

In second place is Opia’s organic fizz, which impressed our panel due to its “creamy and elegant” profile. On the nose there’s sweet and summery jasmine, elderflower, peaches and vanilla, which is reflected on the palate, along with a touch of cream. A perfectly refreshing non-alcoholic option, which is best served ice cold.

Score: 85/100

Kylie's successful wine range includes a variety of alcohol-free options for those not drinking, but this one scored the highest with our testing team. It’s made with a blend of grapes and made in Provence, with notes of crisp green apples and jasmine.

The light, refreshing bubbles are very drinkable, and overall, it would make the perfect pairing for grilled seafood or fish.

Score: 83/100

Light and lemony, with a pleasing green apple note, you’ll be saying a big fat “yes” to this Nozeco. Testers were impressed by the long-lasting flavour here, especially given the budget price tag, and they enjoyed the delicate bubbles.

Score: 81/100

This sparkling rosé is incredibly refreshing, despite the sweet flavours of blackcurrant and cherry blossom, while the slight acidity and sharp bubbles make it ideal for sipping as an aperitif or enjoying with fruity desserts.

Score: 81/100

Not content with its ace line-up of non-alcoholic spirits, Lyre’s now has its sights set on perfecting booze-free bubbles.

Taking more than a little bit of inspo from Italy’s prosecco profile, you can expect a refreshing, crisp and light flavour, with citrus and blossom notes. In other words – the perfect base for a summery spritz.

Score: 80/100

Noughty but oh-so-nice, we can certainly see why this stunning sparkler performed so well in our alcohol-free taste test. Bursting with long-lasting bubbles, this dry, savoury style is well-balanced, with citrus, apple and thirst-quenching acidity.

Score: 80/100

Light, fresh and exceptionally easy drinking, this sparkling rosé is made with fermented white peony tea. There’s a soft, honeyed sweetness in the background, but it’s the summer berries that come to the fore, with a touch of rose and jasmine petals too. Try it as an aperitif with salty cheese and charcuterie.

Score: 79/100

With a thwack of lemon citrus, a hint of pear and lasting mineral finish, ASDA's sparkling sauvignon blanc would pair perfectly with seafood or spicy dishes.

Score: 78/100

At £32.50 a bottle, French Bloom is positioned as one of the most premium non-alcoholic wines on the market. To justify the price tag, it’s made with organic French chardonnay grapes to mimic a blanc de blanc champagne, and displays notes of honeysuckle, melon and elderflower.

There’s plenty of juicy stone fruit too, alongside tropical mango and lychee, however the sweetness is beautifully balanced with zippy lemon acidity. All in all, we think it’s a very elegant gift for those not drinking.

Score: 78/100

Ethically sourced and eco-friendly, this sparkling wine also supports global ocean conservation projects.

However, here at The Good Housekeeping Institute, we're just as concerned with how it tastes and thankfully, it delivers. You can expect a prosecco-esque fresh aroma of apples and stone fruit, with a subtle floral quality and well-balanced salinity.

Score: 77/100

Zeno takes an eco-friendly approach to producing wines that showcase grape varietals and terroirs. In this case, it's resulted in light and dry, elegant bubbles, with notes of elderflower and apple.

Score: 77/100

These budget bubbles from Sainsbury's are a steal. Testers described the mousse as having a creamy texture, with peach, apple and pear providing the perfect fruity backdrop for a booze-free bellini.

Score: 76/100

Marks & Spencer's pink fizz is created by gently fermenting Darjeeling tea to replicate the tannins normally associated with our beloved bubbles.

Despite the bold pink shade, it's not overly sweet, with notes of fruity apricot and peach wrapped up in delicate bubbles.

Score: 75/100

Chloe, Poppy and Cara Delevingne are at it again with this excellent non-alcoholic rosé sparkler. It’s made from Grenache grapes from the south of France, with a crisp, clean mouthfeel. Fresh and zippy, without any of the syrupy sweet quality often associated with alcohol-free wine, this blush is bursting with strawberries and cream.

Score: 75/100

Freixenet Alcohol Free is a convincing stand-in for its alcoholic fizz. Expect long-lasting yet light bubbles, plus sweeter notes of citrus peel, elderflower and crisp green apple. We’d pair this with fresh seafood dishes such as these zingy lime and coriander fish cakes.