Where can I buy Kolonne Null products?

You can buy Kolonne Null products most easily through the Kolonne Null online shop. Kolonne Null also works with selected specialist and retail partners. You'll find the nearest stockist via the Store Finder. As these are individual and specialist wine retailers, it's worth a quick call in advance to check which products are in stock.

Where is Kolonne Null based?

The Kolonne Null office is at Frobenstr. 1 in Berlin-Schöneberg. Orders cannot be picked up on site. You'll find stockists near you via the Store Finder.

How much alcohol do Kolonne Null products contain?

At Kolonne Null, almost all products are 0.0% Vol. — the exceptions, at under 0.5% Vol., are the Tempranillo, the Session No.07 and the Gelblack. All Kolonne Null products legally count as alcohol-free (the limit is 0.5% Vol.). Studio Italiano is always 0.0% Vol. Please always check the information on the label and on the product page.

Are Kolonne Null products organic?

Many Kolonne Null products are organic-certified, including the Riesling, Rosé, Cuvée Blanc Prickelnd, Rosé Prickelnd and Tempranillo. Whether an individual product is organic is shown on the label and on the relevant product page.

Can you drink Kolonne Null during pregnancy or breastfeeding?

The non-alcoholic wines and sparkling wines from Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano are 0.0% Vol. with few exceptions. Many customers enjoy Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano during pregnancy or breastfeeding. It remains an individual decision.

Are Kolonne Null wines vegan?

Yes, all Kolonne Null wines are vegan. Wine is traditionally often fined with animal proteins — this is not the case at Kolonne Null.

How much sugar and how many calories does Kolonne Null have?

The non-alcoholic wines from Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano contain around 3 g of sugar per 100 ml and, depending on the product, roughly 15–17 kcal per 100 ml — about a quarter of the calories of a conventional wine. After dealcoholization, Kolonne Null returns a small amount of rectified grape must, as some of the body escapes along with the alcohol and the wines seem more dry.

Does Kolonne Null contain sulphur dioxide?

Yes, Kolonne Null wines contain sulphur dioxide as an antioxidant.

How much histamine is in Kolonne Null wines?

Kolonne Null has all its wines analysed for histamine content. Histamine forms naturally in wine during processes involving microorganisms (fermentation, malolactic conversion, skin contact). Red and aged wines generally have higher levels than white or rosé wines, and wines from southern regions higher than those from northern ones. Exact values are on the product pages.

Does Kolonne Null use genetic engineering?

No, Kolonne Null does not use genetically modified ingredients.

Does non-alcoholic wine taste like grape juice?

No, non-alcoholic wine from Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano does not taste like grape juice. Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano is dealcoholized wine: it is fermented from grape must like classic wine and only then gently dealcoholized. The varietal character is preserved.

What does Kolonne Null taste like?

Kolonne Null carries the character and varietal typicity of the base wines into a non-alcoholic product. The result is a drink in its own right, with its own profile. Wine is versatile — red or white, dry or fruity, light or full-bodied.

Are Kolonne Null wines dry?

Because they are alcohol-free, the wines and sparkling variants from Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano come across as rather dry. They contain less than 3 g of sugar per 100 ml.

How does Kolonne Null differ from other non-alcoholic wines?

Good non-alcoholic wine comes from a good base wine. Kolonne Null works closely with its winemakers on the base wines and finalises the products in its own Berlin laboratory.

Which Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano products are currently available?

You'll find all Kolonne Null products in the online shop — non-alcoholic white wine, red wine, rosé, sparkling wine and aperitif.

My favourite wine is sold out — what now?

The Kolonne Null newsletter and social media channels keep you up to date on the range. The Kolonne Null customer support team is also happy to help with any questions.

What does “Prickelnd” mean at Kolonne Null?

For wine-law reasons, non-alcoholic sparkling wines may not be called “Sekt”. At Kolonne Null they are therefore called “Prickelnd”. It means non-alcoholic sparkling wine.

Where do Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano wines come from?

Kolonne Null works in co-production with family wineries. The collection includes wines from Germany, France (Provence) and Spain. What matters is the quality of the grapes and the close collaboration with the winemakers.

How are Kolonne Null's and Studio Italiano's non-alcoholic wines made?

In its Berlin laboratory, Kolonne Null dealcoholizes selected wines. The alcohol is gently removed by vacuum distillation — under vacuum it evaporates at around 30°C. The wines are then given their final refinement and bottled. This is done in close coordination with the respective winemakers.

Has my order been received?

As soon as payment is authorised, Kolonne Null sends you an order confirmation by email. If you don't receive one, please get in touch at support@kolonnenull.com.

Your Kolonne Null delivery confirmation contains a tracking link. If your order is delayed, contact us with your order number at support@kolonnenull.com.

Where do I find my invoice?

At the end of your Kolonne Null confirmation email there is a link, “Click here to download the invoice”. You can save it there as a PDF.

How can I return the wines?

Get in touch with your feedback at support@kolonnenull.com. Kolonne Null will create a return label for the unopened goods. Once the parcel has arrived, the refund is arranged. Processing can take up to two weeks.

Where can I redeem my discount code?

Enter your discount code at checkout in the “Discount code” field — it is applied automatically.

Which countries does Kolonne Null deliver to?

Kolonne Null delivers within Germany and to many EU countries (two shipping zones). The full list of countries is on the Kolonne Null shipping page.

How long does delivery take with Kolonne Null?

Within Germany, Kolonne Null delivers in 2–7 days, and abroad in 5–14 days after the contract is concluded. No deliveries are made on Sundays or public holidays. You can track your order via the tracking link.

How much does shipping cost with Kolonne Null?

Within Germany, Kolonne Null delivers free of charge from an order value of €65. Below that, shipping costs €5.90 (DPD Standard). Alternatively by DHL (including to a Packstation or post office) or by DPD Express for orders placed by 12 noon. Abroad: Zone 1 for €8.90 (e.g. Austria, France, Italy, Spain, the Netherlands) and Zone 2 for €14.90 (e.g. Finland, Croatia, Greece). The full list of countries is on the shipping page.

I'm a retailer — who do I contact about price lists?

For B2B inquiries and price lists, please contact order@kolonnenull.com.

Who do I contact about press enquiries, collaborations or sponsorship?

For press enquiries, collaborations and sponsorship, please contact presse@kolonnenull.com.

How does Kolonne Null approach sustainability?

Kolonne Null deliberately selects its partners for production, logistics and distribution, with fair and forward-looking collaboration in mind.

TASTING BUNDLE · 9 BOTTLES

DIE GANZE KOLONNE

Name: DIE GANZE KOLONNE
Brand: KOLONNE NULL
SKU: 400298
Price: 99.0 EUR
Availability: InStock

INCLUDED IN THIS BUNDLE

2 × Riesling

1 x Session N°08 Riesling Reserve

1× Sauvignon Blanc

1× Verdejo

1× Rosé

1× Cuvée Blanc Sparkling

1× Rosé Sparkling

1× Tempranillo

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Exceptionally gentle dealcoholisation

Full aroma despite 0,0% alcohol

Single-varietal character

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MULTI-AWARD-WINNING

This is not grape juice.

Eight alcohol-free wines in nine bottles. White, rosé, red, sparkling. All of them leave the winery as finished wine — harvest, pressing, fermentation, the usual. The alcohol comes out afterwards, by vacuum distillation below 30 °C, so the aromas stay in the wine instead of in the equipment.

Riesling, three times.

The Riesling is in there twice. Süddeutsche Zeitung named it the best alcohol-free wine, and two bottles are the difference between tasting something and drinking it. The third is the Session N°08 Riesling Reserve: same grape, longer ageing, more structure. It sits below 0.5% ABV — that ageing can't be brought to zero without losing something. Two versions of the same wine side by side are the fastest way to work out what actually matters to you in a wine.

ORIGIN

Working closely with our winemakers – and trusting them completely – is something we hold above all else. We visit their estates regularly to exchange ideas, and they in turn join us in our Berlin lab to develop our creations together.

INGREDIENTS

Ingredients Riesling, Rosé Prickelnd & Cuvée Blanc Prickelnd

Dealcoholised wine from Germany*, rectified concentrated grape must*, carbon dioxide, preservative: sulphur dioxide

*from organic farming

Ingredients Rosé

Dealcoholised wine from France*, rectified concentrated grape must*, carbon dioxide, preservative: sulphur dioxide

*from organic farming

Ingredients Sauvignon Blanc, Verdejo and Tempranillo

Dealcoholised wine from Spain, rectified concentrated grape must, carbon dioxide, preservative: sulphur dioxide

Ingredients Session N°08 Riesling Reserve

Dealcoholised wine from the European Union, rectified concentrated grape must, carbon dioxide, preservative: sulphur dioxide

Nutrition information Session N°08 Riesling Reserve

Per 100 ml: Energy 69 kJ / 17 kcal, carbohydrate 3.5 g (of which sugars 3.4 g)

Nutrition information Riesling

Per 100 ml: Energy 64 kJ / 16 kcal, carbohydrate 2.9 g (of which sugars 2.8 g)

Nutrition information Rosé

Per 100 ml: Energy 61 kJ / 15 kcal, carbohydrate 2.9 g (of which sugars 2.8 g)

Nutrition information Sauvignon Blanc

Per 100 ml: Energy 55 kJ / 13 kcal, carbohydrate 2.7 g (of which sugars 2.6 g)

Nutrition information Verdejo

Per 100 ml: Energy 61 kJ / 15 kcal, carbohydrate 2.9 g (of which sugars 2.8 g)

Nutrition information Cuvée Blanc Prickelnd

Per 100 ml: Energy 61 kJ / 17 kcal, carbohydrate 3.0 g (of which sugars 2.9 g)

Nutrition information Tempranillo

Per 100 ml: Energy 53 kJ / 15 kcal, carbohydrate 2.4 g (of which sugars 2.3 g)

Nutrition information Rosé Prickelnd

Per 100 ml: Energy 72 kJ / 17 kcal, carbohydrate 3.0 g (of which sugars 2.9 g)

Histamine content

Histamine-tested

Allergens

Contains sulphites

Additional information

Contains negligible amounts of fat, saturates, protein**, salt

**This is not animal protein, but plant protein originating from the grapes.

Legal name Riesling, Rosé, Sauvignon Blanc & Verdejo

Dealcoholised wine (0.0% vol.)

Legal name Session N°08 Riesling Reserve & Tempranillo

Dealcoholised wine (< 0.5% vol.)

Legal name Cuvée Blanc Prickelnd & Rosé Prickelnd

Dealcoholised sparkling wine with added carbon dioxide (0.0% vol.)

WHAT OTHERS THINK ABOUT US ...

“This New N/A Wine Is Made From Real Grapes and Doesn’t Suck”

“The best de-alcoholized wine I've ever encountered"

“Most probably the sexiest alcohol-free drink brand of the year”

FAQ

Does alcohol-free wine taste like real wine?

That depends on the base wine. Kolonne Null develops it specifically for dealcoholisation, working with winemakers who tailor their cultivation and pressing to the process. Because we work at under 30 °C, the aromas typical of each grape variety are preserved.

Can I drink alcohol-free wine during pregnancy?

With a few exceptions, our alcohol-free wines and sparkling wines contain 0.0% vol. alcohol. Many of our customers enjoy Kolonne Null and Studio Italiano during pregnancy or while breastfeeding. Ultimately, though, it remains a personal decision.

How many calories does alcohol-free wine have?

Fewer than conventional wine, as alcohol is the most calorie-dense component. Riesling and Rosé Wein 2025 each have 16 kcal per 100 ml, and the Cuvée Blanc Prickelnd has 15 kcal. You'll find the exact values in the ingredients section.