Viña Sol

The brand sits within Familia Torres, the Catalan winery that traces its origins to 1870 and remains family-owned six generations later. Torres has long been at the forefront of innovation in Spanish wine, and that tradition extends to the AF category. Alongside their well-established Natureo dealcoholised range, Torres has extended the Viña Sol name to a 0% rosé, bringing the brand's Mediterranean character into alcohol-free territory.

The Viña Sol Alcohol Free Rosé draws on the same Garnacha and Cariñena grapes used in the standard rosé, with the alcohol removed after fermentation. It carries the familiar Viña Sol profile: light, fruity, and structured enough to work at the dinner table rather than just as a summer garden pour. The pink pepper and red fruit notes that characterise the full-strength version translate reasonably well.

In the UK, the 0% rosé is available at Waitrose, placing it firmly in mainstream supermarket territory rather than the specialist AF retailer space. At around £5 a bottle, it sits at a price point that undercuts most of the premium dealcoholised wines while still carrying credible heritage behind it.

For the most part, Viña Sol is a conventional wine brand that happens to have added one AF option to its range. That context matters: buyers looking for a dedicated AF brand with a full dealcoholised lineup should look at the Natureo range instead. But as a single, accessible AF rosé from a name most wine drinkers already know, it covers the brief.