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Growth of non-alcoholic wine market

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In late July 2026, 2026 Argentine winery Bodega Sin Reglas introduced SIN CULPA, a premium fully de‑alcoholized wine line, highlighting signaling a broader shift toward moderation and wellness. moderation. An IWSR report cited noted strong annual volume growth in the no‑ and low‑alcohol wine segment across major markets, with especially high uptake among Millennials and Gen Z. A week later, later Argentine firms expanded broadened the trend beyond wine. trend: Yanbal launched released Gaia Eternal, the first alcohol‑free perfume, while perfume in the Andean market, and Rutini Wines unveiled a added low‑alcohol Malbec and Sauvignon Blanc line. Blanc. Market research indicated that showed three‑quarters of Argentine youth aim to reduce alcohol consumption, cut alcohol, and forecasts projected the global non‑alcoholic wine market to surpass exceed US$4 billion within a decade. On 7 August 2026 Yanbal detailed the next decade, underscoring continued Gaia Eternal launch, highlighting its AquaElixir® technology that preserves fragrance intensity while being skin‑friendly, with notes of fresh pear, lily of the valley and musk. Director Angélica Carranza positioned the product as part of a “skinification” trend and noted Yanbal’s number‑one ranking in the Andean fragrance market per Euromonitor. The perfume’s alcohol‑free formulation reinforces the broader consumer move toward wellness‑focused, low‑alcohol alternatives across food, drink and personal‑care categories. These developments illustrate an expanding ecosystem of non‑alcoholic offerings in Argentina, driven by youthful demand for healthier lifestyles and encouraging further product diversification.

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