Sparkling white grape juice
White grape juice with carbonation, very sweet, as a non-alcoholic substitute for champagne at parties.
Sparkling white grape juice is white grape juice charged with carbon dioxide, light golden, very sweet, with a mild fruity taste and an effervescent character, non-alcoholic. It is served chilled in flutes as a substitute for champagne at children's parties and family celebrations, and used in mocktails, jelly and sorbets.
Calories, proteins, fats and carbohydrates per 100 g of product
Sparkling white grape juice, Raw: Calories 66.1 kcal, Proteins 0.1 grams, Fats 0.3 grams, Carbohydrates 15.8 grams per 100 g of product.
Recipes with this ingredient
Sangria made from red apples and citrus is a refreshing drink that embodies European cuisine with its vibrant flavor and juicy fruit notes. Historically, sangria originated in Spain, where it was traditionally made with wine, but this non-alcoholic version offers a refreshing alternative. Ripe red apples add sweetness and richness, lemons provide a light tartness, and oranges bring sunny citrus warmth. Combined with white sparkling grape juice, it creates a bubbly and aromatic composition perfect for summer relaxation. This drink can be served at family celebrations, picnics, or simply as a refreshing complement to desserts and light snacks.
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Sparkling grape lemonade is a refreshing drink with a light tartness and rich grape flavor. This recipe is inspired by traditional European lemonades that combine fruit juices and citrus freshness. Frozen grapes not only add a cooling effect but also aesthetic appeal, resembling gemstones in a glass. The rich taste of black grapes harmonizes with the sweetness of white sparkling grape juice, while the lemonade concentrate adds zesty citrus notes. This lemonade is perfect for a hot day, friendly gatherings, or festive feasts, and its simplicity in preparation makes it an excellent choice for any occasion.
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