anything below 12% is swill and my go to is 14% Drink less with a more robust taste. But to each their own. Enjoy and I will too.

I also have a non-alcohol wine made by FRE that makes a great Merlot (my favorite). Their process is to make the full bodied wine first and then somehow remove just the alcohol, making the wine taste like Merlot but alcohol free.

I'm not sure what the merits of the alcohol are. The medical reports are warning more and more against all alcohol, espcially for those of us who are elderly.

If it was reduced by using less juice & more water, your assessment is likely to be shared by everyone.
If it's done by vacuum distillation, it can affect taste some, but a proper reflux would return the majority of the other flavenoids to the remaining wine mixture. Taste might be pretty good.
Then, there is a zeolite treatment that has pore sizes to only capture polar organic compounds around the sizethanol. erhanol molecule.
The esters & aldehydes that give wine most of its flavor are too large to get trapped in the pores, and other furanic flavor compounds are both too big & not polar enough.
It's extremely effective in removing over 99% of the ethanol, but it's an expensive process.
There are zero alcohol beers that use the process, but I'm not aware of of any wine makers using it. There may be, I just don't know of them.

Very refreshing and only 6%. Goes well with a slice of pear..
I was curious about Kim Crawford "low alcohol" wine.
How much different was it from the full alcohol wine?
I was at a party and had some friends do a taste test. KC low alcohol vs KC regular cut 50% with water. No one but no one could tell the difference. So KC was selling wine cut with water for the same price as regular KC wine..
Good marketing I guess...
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Definitely worth trying

Have found out that Heineken makes a great 0.0 Beer. It still tastes like a good beer without the nasties that give you a hangover. I do not know if this might pertain to wine, but I thought that it may be helpful.

And I was shocked the first time I tried it.

I quit drinking several years ago but I missed the hoppy taste of IPAs. This one does the trick!