Carl Jung

Germany Rüdesheim am Rhein

Carl Jung publishes a range of dealcoholised wines. Compare exact products and the scope of their producer evidence below.

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Reviewed 2026-10-29. Product identity, alcohol content, ingredients and production method are separate claims. The sources below confirm only the fields marked as verified on each record. A still rosé and a sparkling rosé are different products.

ProductProducer evidenceScope
Carl Jung MerlotProducer sourceidentity

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Documented product details and limits

Sources checked 2026-10-29.

Riesling feinherb: producer technical sheet

The linked 2025 producer sheet reports 0 vol.% alcohol for Riesling feinherb, with grapes, concentrated grape must, carbon dioxide and preservatives (sulphites and dimethyl dicarbonate). Its English and German product identifiers differ, so match the exact bottle and market before applying these details to a purchase. This does not establish the alcohol content of every legacy Riesling entry.

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Method: producer description

Carl Jung describes vacuum extraction with aroma recovery after wine fermentation. This is a producer description of its method, not an independent laboratory assessment.

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Riesling feinherb: sugar and serving-size calculation

The producer sheet gives approximately 3.5 g sugars per 100 ml and 35 g/l residual sugar for Riesling feinherb. A 125 ml serving therefore contains approximately 4.4 g sugars (3.5 × 1.25), calculated from this sheet, not a laboratory test. Its English bottle GTIN is 4009427885159; check the market label because the German identifier differs. These values do not apply to every Carl Jung wine. No current shop stock or price was verified.

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Appalina and Carl Jung: compare exact bottles

A brand name alone cannot answer whether a bottle is 0.0% or how much sugar it contains. These are two differently documented examples, not a brand-wide ranking.

EvidenceAppalina still winesCarl Jung Riesling feinherb
Alcohol statementBelow 0.5%, according to the producer range page checked 20 October 2026.0 vol.% in the linked 2025 producer sheet, checked 29 October 2026.
SugarsNo matched current producer nutrition sheet established.Approximately 3.5 g/100 ml; approximately 4.4 g in 125 ml, calculated from the sheet.
ScopeThe still Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc and Merlot identities match our earlier source review; sparkling versions require their own label.Riesling feinherb only. The English and German identifiers in the PDF differ.
Stock and priceNot confirmed for your country or shop.Not confirmed for your country or shop.

Appalina producer range (last successful review 20 October; access blocked during our 29 October recheck) · Carl Jung producer sheet.

Before ordering, match product name, still/sparkling, bottle size, country label, alcohol statement and nutrition. Ask the seller to confirm the label and local availability. Appalina evidence · Carl Jung evidence.

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About Carl Jung

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www.carl-jung.de/