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Pétanque

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Pétanque is a sophisticated non-alcoholic wine alternative, created through a collaboration between Proxies and three-Michelin-star chef Dominique Crenn. Crenn crafted a drink that perfectly balances depth and brightness—just like her culinary artistry.


At its core, Pétanque features a vibrant blend of Riesling, verjus, and yuzu, giving the beverage a refreshing acidity and clean structure. This foundation is enriched with floral notes and herbal complexity—hints of honeysuckle, osmanthus, and sage rounded out by an elegant finish of makrut lime.


A layered triple-tea profile adds texture and depth, encouraging a mindful sipping experience. Designed to pair beautifully with seafood and French cuisine, Pétanque’s minerality highlights delicate flavors like Breton oysters, while its herbal character complements richer dishes such as buttery California shrimp.


With Pétanque, even those who abstain from alcohol can enjoy a carefully crafted drink that brings story, elegance, and sensory pleasure to every glass.

About Proxies

Proxies is a Canadian company specializing in the production of non-alcoholic wine alternatives, designed for those who want to enjoy the complex flavors of wine without the presence of alcohol. Their products combine grape juices, teas, spices, and other natural ingredients to create beverages rich in aroma and with complex flavor profiles.


Founded in 2021, the company quickly gained the attention of wine enthusiasts and culinary experts. Their range includes various styles, including red, white, and sparkling options, tailored to different tastes and occasions. Proxies stands out for its commitment to quality and innovation, offering sophisticated non-alcoholic options for those who wish to enjoy the ritual of wine drinking without alcohol.

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