Bally Keal Estate · Suisun Valley
NV Bally Keal Estate "No-Alcohol" Sparkling Zero Royale, California


A no-alcohol sparkling for the list
Joe Cassidy's no-alcohol California sparkling from the 80-acre Suisun Valley estate. Alcohol removed. Built for fried chicken and a toast.
Winery SRP $45 per bottle
Why this bottle belongs on the list
Two selling points.
Then the market.
Joe Cassidy built an Irish welcome on eighty Suisun Valley acres.
Joe arrived from County Clare in 1976 with tools on his belt and a contractor's patience. Bally Keal, baile na plus Keal, is place of farmsteads. The greeting on the property is Cead Mile Failte, one hundred thousand welcomes. The estate holds a winery, brewery, distillery, car museum, and gathering rooms on one 80-acre property. Zero Royale is the no-alcohol sparkling for that table, not a second-label Cabernet.
Alcohol removed. Same estate that farms 62 acres of Cabernet.
The official vineyard page plants 62 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon in Suisun Valley, organically, with biodiesel tractors, Fish Friendly Farming, and a 100,000-watt solar array. Zero Royale is not that Cabernet. It is the house no-alcohol sparkling, labeled California sparkling wine, alcohol removed. Put it on the list so the dry guest, the brunch table, and the fried-chicken plate get a real bottle instead of a soda.
The buyer's perspective
What the guest
hears first.
Lemon Royale, cucumber mint fizz, and blood orange. The recipes are on this page, taken from the September One Wine Market magazine. Staff can sell the bottle straight, or finish a fresh juice with Zero Royale at pickup.

Founder's corner
County Clare · Suisun Valley · Cead Mile Failte
Joe
Cassidy
Joe arrived from County Clare in 1976 with a few tools on his belt. He delivered pizzas for an Irish cousin in San Francisco, then built a residential development firm in the Bay Area. The estate in Suisun Valley is the house he wanted guests to walk into: winery, brewery, distillery, and gathering rooms on eighty acres.
The name is Gaelic. Bally from baile na, place of. Keal for villages or farmsteads. The greeting over the door is Cead Mile Failte. Zero Royale is the no-alcohol sparkling for that table, not a second-label Cabernet.
The photograph on this page is Joe at the estate doors. Adrian Guerrero joined as winemaker and brewer in 2024. The mocktails on this page are the three original recipes from the September One Wine Market magazine.
The house
Owner.
Winemaker.
The rows.

Joe Cassidy
County Clare, 1976. He built the 80-acre Suisun Valley estate as a place of farmsteads. The greeting is Cead Mile Failte, one hundred thousand welcomes.

Adrian Guerrero
Vacaville native. Fresno State enology. Mentored by Jeff Cohn at Rockpile, Silver Eagle, and Gary's Vineyard. Joined Bally Keal as winemaker and brewer in 2024.

Estate vineyards
Sixty-two acres of Cabernet, organically farmed, biodiesel tractors, Fish Friendly Farming. The rows behind the house.

The estate
Eighty acres.
An Irish welcome.
A no-alcohol sparkling for the party.
Bally Keal Estate occupies eighty acres in the Suisun Valley AVA, named for the Patwin word meaning where the west wind blows. Warm days and cooling winds from the Sacramento-San Joaquin River Delta set the ripening clock. The official vineyard page farms 62 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon organically, composts stems and skins on site, and runs the winery on a 100,000-watt solar array.
Zero Royale is not a Cabernet from Blocks B and C. It is the house no-alcohol sparkling, sold on the official shop as Bally Keal Estate Non-Alcoholic Sparkling Wine. The bottle in this offer is labeled California sparkling wine, Zero Royale, alcohol removed. Serve it as the celebration bottle for guests who are not drinking alcohol.
The estate is built for gathering: ceremony lawns in the vines, an event center, a tasting room, and Joe's Irish greeting at the door. That is the placement. A fried-chicken plate or a toast, ice-cold, one case at a time.





Mocktails
Three ways to sparkle.
From the September One Wine Market magazine. One chilled bottle of Zero Royale. Fresh juice. Bubbles added last. Three original recipes the bar can learn before expanding the list.

Lemon Royale
- 4 oz Zero Royale
- 1 oz fresh lemon juice
- 1/2 oz simple syrup
- Lemon twist
Shake the lemon juice and syrup with ice. Strain into a chilled flute, slowly add Zero Royale, then finish with the twist.
Pair with salty snacks or a seafood first course.

Cucumber mint fizz
- 4 oz Zero Royale
- 1 oz cucumber juice
- 1/2 oz fresh lime juice
- 1/4 oz simple syrup
- Mint and cucumber ribbon
Stir the juices and syrup over ice. Add Zero Royale gently. Garnish with two clapped mint leaves and a cucumber ribbon.
A refreshing opening pour for a garden reception.

Blood orange
- 3 oz Zero Royale
- 1 1/2 oz blood orange juice
- 1/2 oz pomegranate juice
- Optional 1/4 oz syrup
- Rosemary sprig
Build the juices over ice, add Zero Royale, and taste. Sweeten only if needed. Garnish with rosemary.
A colorful alternative at cocktail hour.
Each recipe makes one drink. Chill the still base ahead. Add Zero Royale at pickup. Source: One Wine Market magazine, September 2026, pages 14-15.
Ready for your team
Put the story to work.
Shelf talker
A concise bottle story for guest-facing displays. No trade price.
Download PDFServer card
The pitch, menu matches, and service notes in a compact format.
Download PDFFull trade sheet
Joe Cassidy, Adrian Guerrero, three original mocktails from the magazine, and the case offer.
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Put Zero Royale on the no-alcohol list.
A no-alcohol sparkling from Bally Keal Estate. Trade $15 a bottle, $180 the twelve-bottle case, one-case minimum.