From Sparrow’s non-alcoholic list, Noughty NA White is the bottle to bring to the table when the celebration deserves real wine energy without the alcohol, ideal for the pregnant guest, the designated driver, or anyone toasting zero-proof ($40 by the bottle).
About Noughty NA White
Noughty is made by Thomson and Scott, a UK brand and Certified B Corp known for organic, vegan, alcohol-free wines made with minimal intervention. This white is their alcohol-free sparkling Chardonnay, produced from 100% organic grapes that are fermented and then gently dealcoholized to zero proof. It is also vegan and Halal certified, and it is bottled to look and feel like the real occasion wine it stands in for. On Sparrow’s list it is the grown-up sparkling pour for guests who want all the ceremony of a bottle, served in our 21+ lounge or out on the patio, with none of the alcohol.
Tasting Notes
True to the Chardonnay grape and gently sparkling, with fresh orchard fruit and citrus character, crisp green apple and ripe pear, finishing light and clean. It pours and clinks like a celebration, which is exactly the point.
What to Pair It With
Sparkling wine, with or without proof, is a brunch and shareable hero. From the Sparrow menu, enjoy it with Fresh Oysters, the Burrata Avocado, the Truffle Deviled Eggs, or alongside weekend brunch from 10 AM to 2 PM. It is also a lovely pour for live music Wednesdays.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Noughty NA White?
It is Noughty by Thomson and Scott, an organic, vegan, alcohol-free sparkling Chardonnay that is dealcoholized to zero proof, served by the bottle at Sparrow in Kirkland.
Is Noughty NA White good for non-drinkers and pregnant guests?
Yes. It is a zero-proof sparkling wine, so it gives the designated driver, the pregnant guest, and the sober-curious a real bottle to toast with, no alcohol involved.
How much is Noughty NA White at Sparrow?
Noughty NA White is $40 by the bottle at Sparrow in Kirkland.
Find it on the Sparrow beverages menu near the Mionetto NA Sparkling Wine. We are on the Eastside in Kirkland’s Juanita neighborhood, so reserve a table and raise a zero-proof glass.