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Royal Swinkles moves into wine with non-alcoholic NPD

Jessica Broadbent
Last updated: 21/08/2026 at 7:50 PM
By Jessica Broadbent
21 August 2026
1 Min Read

The canned wine comes in three variants: Bianco, Rosato and Rosso, each with an ABV of 0.0%.


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Netherlands-headquartered brewer Royal Swinkles has made its first foray into wine with the launch of new-to-market non-alcoholic brand BarLoca.

Royal Swinkles, which counts Bavaria, La Trappe and Rodenbach among its beer portfolio, announced the launch yesterday, posting a video advert (below) on social media. The canned wine comes in three variants: Bianco, Rosato and Rosso, each with an ABV of 0.0%.

BarLoca is made with dealcoholised Italian wine and comes in 25cl cans, which Royal Swinkles said helps to reduce waste. The wines are available direct to consumer via the brand’s website with an SRP of EUR2.79 (US$3.26) per can.

Global Drinks Intel has requested further information on the brand’s launch and plans for its rollout.

Elswehere in non-alcoholic-wine NPD, Invivo & Co last month unveiled an alcohol-free extension of Graham Norton’s namesake wine brand. In April, Trinchero Family Estates-backed Joel Gott Wines entered the ready-to-drink (RTD) category with canned-spritz range called Sauvy B.

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Jessica Broadbent
ByJessica Broadbent
Jess joined Global Drinks Intel as deputy editor in January 2026 following a stint as a freelance journalist in Panama. She was previously deputy editor at Just Drinks. She has bylines in other industry titles including The Buyer, Fine Lees and Just Food, and has been a sub-editor at The Daily Mail.
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