— Recognition · the judges' verdict

Judged as wine.
Not as an alternative.

Pure Zero was entered into two of the world's major wine competitions in 2026 — the IWSC and Gilbert & Gaillard — and judged blind, alongside conventional wine. The White led the way with a Gold and 95 points.

— The medals

Four medals,
across three wines.

IWSC Gold 95 points
Gold · 95 points
White · IWSC 2026
Gilbert & Gaillard Silver
Silver Medal
White & Sparkling · Gilbert & Gaillard 2026
Gilbert & Gaillard Best Value
Best Value
Gilbert & Gaillard 2026
IWSC Bronze
Bronze Medal
Red & Sparkling · IWSC 2026
— What the judges said

In the words of
the jury.

Gold · 95 points
Wonderfully bright and crisp; fragrant pear and delicate florals lead into a vibrant palate of lively lemon, subtle stone fruits and a hint of fennel.
W
White · Airén · Sauvignon Blanc
IWSC Jury · May 2026
Bronze
Aromas of ripe blackberry and bramble lead to a juicy palate of jammy strawberry, raspberry and smooth blackcurrant.
R
Red · Tempranillo · Syrah
IWSC Jury · May 2026
Silver · Best Value
Bright citrus and soft tropical aromas lead into a lively palate of zesty lemon, grapefruit and melon; a gentle mousse and a refreshing finish.
S
Sparkling · Airén · Sauvignon Blanc
IWSC & Gilbert & Gaillard · 2026

The
competitions.

IWSC

International Wine & Spirit Competition

Founded in 1969, the IWSC judges blind on a 100-point scale. Our White scored 95 and a Gold; the Red and Sparkling each took a Bronze.

Gilbert & Gaillard

Gilbert & Gaillard International

One of France's most widely referenced guides. The White and Sparkling earned a Silver, and the range was singled out for Best Value.

Judged blind

Against conventional wine

No separate "alcohol-free" category. The wines were assessed on aroma, structure and balance — the same criteria as any other bottle on the table.

Taste the
verdict.

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