The drinks are made from South African Pinotage Blush and Chenin Blanc grapes that have been fermented until "just before the point that they turn alcoholic."
Tesco drinks buyer Tauseef Parkar said the company wanted to create something for people who wanted to avoid alcohol the closest taste to a real glass of wine: "Both drinks are deliciously light and refreshing, bursting with summer flavours and have been created as a non-alcohol match for Prosecco and Prosecco Blush.
"They are also designed to look like elegant bottles of sparkling wine, rather than fruity flavoured soft drinks - something that would create a 'wow' factor rather than embarrassment if brought along to a party."
The person behind the wines, Tesco product developer Emma Humphries, told Metro.co.uk that her aim was to create "a wine that was light and refreshing, that looked and tasted like real wine, but without the alcohol content.
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