
Josh Cellars Merlot
Merlot · California
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FRE Wines · California · United States
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Soft, fruit-forward Merlot flavors with plum, cherry, berry and light spice, but with less weight than a standard alcoholic Merlot.
Choose this if you want a red-wine-style pour for dinner without the alcohol, especially if you prefer smooth, fruity reds.
A familiar, widely available alcohol-removed Merlot option for shoppers who want the feel of red wine at under 0.5% ABV.
Alcohol-free meals, mixed-company gatherings, cooking recipes that call for a splash of red, and casual sipping with pizza or stews.
Alcohol-removed, fruit-forward California Merlot with soft tannin and a lightly sweet, grape-driven edge.
Soft California Merlot, alcohol-removed red blends, lightly chilled fruit-forward red wines
Beginner-friendly and approachable.
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FRE Alcohol-Removed Merlot is a California red made from Merlot wine with the alcohol gently removed. It shows plush plum, cherry, berry and spice notes with a smooth, soft finish.
Details last verified September 24, 2026
FRE Wines focuses on alcohol-removed California wines. The wines are first made using traditional winemaking methods, then dealcoholized with spinning cone and vacuum distillation technology. FRE states that this process is designed to preserve aroma, flavor and varietal character while bringing the finished beverage below 0.5% ABV. The current FRE site lists Luminara Beverages, LLC in St. Helena, California, while referenced label data lists Sutter Home Winery as maker/bottler.
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