Three Mills

The range sits firmly in the value segment of the British wine market, with the core lineup running at 8% and 5% ABV. These are unpretentious, easy-drinking wines, widely available in UK supermarkets and popular with shoppers looking for something affordable and familiar.

In January 2023, Broadland added an alcohol-free line to the Three Mills range: a 0% red, rosé, and white, all made at the same Norfolk site. The wines use natural botanical flavours to replicate the fruit character of the alcoholic versions. All three are vegan and gluten-free.

The AF range is modest in scope, three standard formats rather than a full specialty lineup. But it sits in a well-established brand with good retail presence, which means it tends to turn up in places where specialist alcohol-free options don't always reach. For shoppers used to picking up Three Mills on a regular supermarket run, the 0% versions are a natural step sideways rather than a big lifestyle statement.

Broadland Drinks operates across a broad portfolio, including private label and contract manufacturing, so Three Mills is one of several branded ranges rather than a standalone focus. Worth knowing if you're looking for craft credentials. What it does offer is familiarity and accessibility at a sensible price point.