Proxies (by Acid League)
VerifiedProxies are layered blends of wine grapes, fruits, teas, whole spices, and natural botanicals built to deliver the complexity and food-pairing qualities of wine with no alcohol
Proxies are layered blends of wine grapes, fruits, teas, whole spices, and natural botanicals built to deliver the complexity and food-pairing qualities of wine with no alcohol
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Single serve portable sparkling rosé in slim cans with notes of strawberry, lime zest, and vanilla. Designed for food pairing with salty kettle chips, jammy eggs, katsu sandos, and fancy tinned fish.
Blood orange and jalapeño make for a bold, zesty, and spicy take on the Margarita. Bright citrus and gentle heat deliver the perfect balance of fresh, spicy, and tart.
Lychee, white flowers, and spicy ginger flash over a palate of ripe peach, bright citrus, and zippy Niagara verjus. Pair with grilled seafood, falafel sandwiches, crab cakes, fresh goat cheese, sunny days, and weeknight wind-downs.
Behind the brand
Proxies are layered blends of wine grapes, fruits, teas, whole spices, and natural botanicals built to deliver the complexity and food-pairing qualities of wine with no alcohol. Each Proxy is crafted from scratch rather than by removing alcohol from existing wine, using Niagara wine grapes, premium teas, whole spices, and layered natural botanicals, and is designed for pairing with texture, tannin, acidity, and balance. Created by Acid League in Ontario's Niagara Valley.
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