Zeronimo's standard Zeronic Fancy Red products come in 250ml cans. This listing captures the same liquid in a different retail context — available as a single 330ml format from The Alcohol Free Co, and in 6-packs from Dry Drinker. The drink itself is unchanged: dealcoholised Austrian Zweigelt from Heribert Bayer's Burgenland winery, blended with a raspberry tonic that uses quassia wood extract rather than quinine to provide the bitter backbone. The Zweigelt base does genuine work here. It's a variety with natural soft tannins and dark berry fruit, and those characteristics carry through the dealcoholisation process well enough to anchor the drink. The raspberry tonic adds effervescence and a tart lift, keeping the overall profile lively without tipping into fruit soda territory. Ingredients are 49% dealcoholised red wine, concentrated grape must, natural flavouring, carbon dioxide and sulphites — vegan, 0.0% ABV. Whether you drink it from a can or pour it over ice in a glass, the character is the same: dark berry-forward, sparkling, with a slight herbal undercurrent and real tannin grip on the palate that most AF alternatives in this format can't claim.