About Golden State Vintners
Founded in the heart of California's Central Valley, Golden State Vintners has built a reputation for producing quality wines at scale, serving as a trusted supplier to the wine industry. The winery began with a vision to represent California’s diverse terroir through various varietals. Over the years, Golden State Vintners has grown to become one of the largest wine producers in the state, combining advanced technology with traditional winemaking practices to deliver consistent quality.
Sustainability
Golden State Vintners is committed to sustainability, utilizing water-efficient practices, renewable energy sources, and environmentally-friendly farming techniques. The winery has implemented waste reduction and recycling programs, reflecting its dedication to responsible production. As part of its sustainability pledge, the winery collaborates with local growers to promote sustainable viticulture, ensuring eco-friendly practices across its production process.
Signature Alcoholic Wines
Golden State Chardonnay, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel
Why did they start making non alcoholic wine?
Recognizing a growing demand for alcohol-free options, Golden State Vintners has ventured into the non-alcoholic wine market. The winery aims to offer a wine experience for all, catering to those who enjoy wine's taste without alcohol content. This expansion into non-alcoholic wines aligns with the company's commitment to inclusivity and adapting to changing consumer preferences, offering a high-quality, alcohol-free product for health-conscious drinkers.
How do they produce their non alcoholic wine?
Golden State Vintners uses a de-alcoholization process that involves gently removing alcohol from fully fermented wine. The winery employs modern distillation techniques to preserve the wine's natural flavors and aromas, ensuring a full-bodied, non-alcoholic wine experience. The process maintains the integrity of the original wine, offering an authentic, alcohol-free option that mirrors the characteristics of traditional wines.