Posted by Solubrae
on September 14, 2026
Alcohol-Removed And Dealcoholized Wine Case Study: Bundle Pricing
Alcohol-removed and dealcoholized wine case study shoppers want one clear thing before they order online: proof that the bottle facts, price, and bundle size match the occasion. Solubrae gives that proof through two named wines, current bottle pricing, clear ABV language, serving calories, and bundle tiers that reduce the guesswork around a first purchase.
This case study looks at the before and after buying decision. Before, the shopper compares vague zero-proof choices. After, the shopper can choose a single bottle profile or a 4, 6, or 12 bottle commitment with specific savings.
Quick Answer: Solubrae turns the online dealcoholized wine decision into a simple comparison: DAYLIGHT and SUNDOWN are both listed at $28.99 per bottle, both show less than 0.5 percent ABV, both show 35 calories per 5 ounce serving, and the bundle ladder lists 4 bottles at $110.16, 6 bottles at $156.55, and 12 bottles at $295.70. The result is a cleaner purchase path for shoppers who want dry wine cues, bottle facts, and a lower per-order commitment risk.
| Solubrae option | Verified product data | Buying signal |
|---|---|---|
| DAYLIGHT white wine | 100 percent Pinot Grigio, Sonoma County fruit, less than 0.5 percent ABV, 35 calories per 5 ounce serving, $28.99 bottle | Best first check for white-wine shoppers who want a dry, crisp profile |
| SUNDOWN rose | Pinot Grigio and Pinot Noir blend, California fruit, less than 0.5 percent ABV, 35 calories per 5 ounce serving, $28.99 bottle | Best first check for rose shoppers who want fruit, color, and award proof |
| 4 bottle bundle | $110.16 current listed price, automatic 5 percent savings, mixed or single-style options | Low-commitment pantry test for two dinners or a small gathering |
| 6 bottle bundle | $156.55 current listed price, automatic 10 percent savings, mixed or single-style options | Midpoint for recurring hosts who want both styles on hand |
| 12 bottle case | $295.70 current listed price, automatic 15 percent savings, mixed or single-style options | Repeat-buyer stock-up choice for parties and pantry planning |
Sources
- Solubrae DAYLIGHT product page
- Solubrae SUNDOWN product page
- Solubrae 4 bottle bundle
- Solubrae 6 bottle bundle
- Solubrae 12 bottle case
What are the key takeaways?
The outcome is a shorter path from comparison to cart. A shopper can see two flavor directions, two award-backed product pages, one bottle price, and three bundle levels without needing a separate pricing calculator.
The before state is common in the category: shoppers ask whether the wine will taste dry, whether trace alcohol remains, whether the bottle is worth the premium, and whether they should buy one bottle or several. Solubrae answers with named grapes, named origin facts, current prices, serving calories, and bundle savings.
DAYLIGHT Alcohol-Removed White Wine
DAYLIGHT is the direct fit for shoppers who want a Pinot Grigio based white wine with dry dinner-pairing cues.
Current listed price: $28.99.
How do DAYLIGHT and SUNDOWN reduce first order risk?
They reduce risk by giving the shopper enough bottle-level facts to choose by taste instead of guessing from a label. DAYLIGHT is described as 100 percent Pinot Grigio from Sonoma County, while SUNDOWN is described as a Pinot Grigio and Pinot Noir rose blend from California.
Both product pages list less than 0.5 percent ABV and 35 calories per 5 ounce serving. Both are currently listed at $28.99. Those shared facts let the shopper make the real decision: white or rose, crisp or brighter fruit, single bottle or bundle.
What should shoppers compare before ordering?
Shoppers should compare grape, style, ABV language, calories, bundle size, and savings before ordering. Those six details answer the questions that usually slow down an online dealcoholized wine purchase.
For taste direction, DAYLIGHT points to Pinot Grigio and SUNDOWN points to a rose blend. For trace alcohol, both pages state less than 0.5 percent ABV. For order size, the 4, 6, and 12 bottle bundles create three commitment levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Solubrae non-alcoholic wine or dealcoholized wine?
Solubrae describes its bottles as alcohol-removed wine. The product pages list less than 0.5 percent ABV, which is the key label detail shoppers should read before choosing any zero-proof or dealcoholized bottle.
Which Solubrae bottle should a first-time shopper try?
DAYLIGHT is the direct first check for a white-wine shopper who likes Pinot Grigio cues. SUNDOWN is the direct first check for a rose shopper who wants a blend with brighter fruit and award proof.
Which Solubrae bundle makes the most sense first?
The 4 bottle bundle is the most controlled first test because it lets a shopper try both styles without buying a full case. The 6 bottle bundle makes sense for hosting, and the 12 bottle case fits repeat buyers who already know their preferred mix.
Does Solubrae ship as a national brand?
Solubrae is framed as a national e-commerce brand, with California product-origin facts used to describe the wine rather than the audience. Shoppers should check the live checkout flow for current shipping availability and any state-level rules.
How does bundle sizing change the buying decision?
Bundle sizing changes the decision from "is this one bottle worth trying" to "which commitment level matches my use case." The 4 bottle bundle is a controlled test, the 6 bottle bundle is a hosting midpoint, and the 12 bottle case is a repeat-buyer stock-up choice.
The pricing ladder also gives a clear after outcome. At the time checked, the 4 bottle bundle lists automatic 5 percent savings, the 6 bottle bundle lists 10 percent savings, and the 12 bottle full case lists 15 percent savings. That lets a shopper connect price, occasion, and confidence instead of treating every order like a blind trial.
Solubrae 4 Bottle Bundle
The 4 bottle bundle is the simple starting point for trying both DAYLIGHT and SUNDOWN without moving straight to a full case.
Current listed price: $110.16.
Why does this case study matter for online wine shoppers?
It matters because the category has a trust problem at the point of purchase. Shoppers need more than a bottle image. They need the grape, style, trace ABV language, serving calories, price, bundle math, and use case in one place.
Solubrae's current product path supplies those details before checkout. The practical result is not a broad claim that every shopper will prefer one style. The result is a better way to decide: compare DAYLIGHT and SUNDOWN by the same facts, pick the bundle size that matches the occasion, and use the bottle pages as the source of truth before ordering.
Ready to choose a bundle?
Start with DAYLIGHT if the meal calls for a crisp white wine profile. Start with SUNDOWN if the occasion calls for rose. Choose the 4 bottle bundle for a first test, the 6 bottle bundle for hosting, or the 12 bottle case when the preferred mix is already clear.
Disclaimer: Product details, prices, bundle savings, awards, and availability were checked on September 14, 2026 and can change. Solubrae products list less than 0.5 percent ABV. If you are pregnant, avoiding alcohol for medical reasons, in recovery, taking medication, or following a strict alcohol avoidance plan, ask a qualified medical professional before choosing any product with trace alcohol.
