Reviewing Alcohol-free Drinks in Ghana
An honest review of alcohol-free drinks found in Ghana, tasting and rating popular non-alcoholic options available in Accra supermarkets.
Carl Jung Alcohol-free Wine Review
Carl Jung alcohol-free sparkling wine was pretty good and reminiscent of a dry prosecco. You get a dry, crisp mouthful with some background peach and apple notes. The carbonation was also spot on and it wasn’t overall gassy.
Non-alcoholic Villbrygg Sparkling Drinks
Hands-down Villbrygg’s Nordic Tropics are the most uniquely flavoured non-alcoholic drinks I’ve come across. Each one encompasses a different Norwegian environment with FJELL (meaning mountain) being my favourite thanks to the combination of cranberries, birch, rosemary and lemongrass.
Alcohol-free Buck’s Fizz
Sainsbury’s Pop Zero has a very similar flavour profile to an alcoholic Buck’s Fizz. You get sweet tangy orange flavours with a backdrop of acidic bitterness from the wine. Refreshing and not too gassy this would be a great way to start your Christmas festivities without feeling tipsy.
Cognato alcohol-free sparkling wine review
Cognato’s alcohol-free sparkling wine is full of citrus and earthy notes that were surprisingly refreshing and crisp. If you are looking for a super-sweet wine then this isn’t for you, its more suited to those with an ‘adult’ palate.
Lyre’s Non-alcoholic Classico Review
I found Lyre’s Classico to be a great addition to the non-alcoholic sparkling wine category. The fruity flavours are well balanced with the slightly bitter and tart backdrop. Overall a refreshing drink that is perfect before a meal.
