Sparkling Wine. In short: sparkling wine is grape juice with alcohol and bubbles. It's made from fermented grape juice; Emma Rice, the winemaker for Hattingley Valley Wines in England says that ...

But it can be alienating when you're the only sober one at a dinner party, and the insult of a crappy glass of sparkling grape juice only adds to the injury of alienation. Enter: non-alcoholic wine.

It turns out my favorite still is the traditional Welch’s Sparkling White Grape Juice Cocktail. Unfortunately, it’s the only of the four sparkling juices we sampled with added sugar (and it ...

Although we all love a glass of the real stuff every day now and again, this sparkling grape juice — just like Welch's white and red versions — means drinking at kid parties and family BBQs ...

Before we get into these fun non-alcoholic sparkling wines, there’s one thing you should know about me, and that’s the fact that I am an absolutely rabid Welch’s sparkling grape juice fan.

Somewhere between vinegar, wine, and sparkling grape juice sits verjus, a product made by pressing unripe wine grapes harvested early in the growing season. The journey from vineyard to bottle is ...

Shake lemon juice, grape syrup, and vodka vigorously for 20 second. Add rosé and Prosecco/Sparkling Wine to the tin, and then strain into a stemmed wine glass or coupe without ice.

It's tradition to toast with Champagne on New Year's Eve. And for those of us who don't drink the hard stuff, there's sparkling grape juice and cider.

Whether you’re serving Champagne, cava, prosecco or sparkling grape juice, we asked expert cheesemonger Sarah Simiele to share regional cheeses to pair perfectly with bubbly beverages for New ...