Why drink organic wine?

Why drink organic wine?

You may be dedicated to choosing organic fruit and veg, but have you ever considered what goes into the wine that you buy? We’re taking a closer look at the benefits of choosing to drink organic wine. From environmental impact, to health benefits, there are many reasons why you should consider switching to organic wine, not to mention it’s delicious!

Our wines are carefully selected from our specialist wine suppliers who’s passion for good quality organic wine shines through. Their knowledge is impeccable, meaning that they supply us with the best of the best. We prioritise organic wine, but we make exceptions for some extra special ones from wine makers that are practicing organic or have very high sustainability standards. Because of this, you don’t need to be a connoisseur to find an excellent wine in amongst our shelves, you can just take your pick.

Why drink organic wine?

Environment

No harmful pesticides or synthetic chemicals are used to make organic wine. This is better for our soils, waterways, biodiversity and vineyard workers too!

Health

Organic wine is made to cleaner standards. This means you can worry less about pesticide residues, additives and often less sulphites. It is produced in a way that reduces the potential for allergic reactions, by restricting the use of sulphur dioxide.

Taste

Organic grapes have balanced sugars, acids and tannins. This is why organic wines have excellent, authentic flavours and aromas.

People

Choosing organic wine supports the organic movement and creates healthier jobs for winemakers, farmers and people who conserve the countryside.

Process

Certified organic wine is made using a verifiable process with inspections. So just look for the Soil Association certified organic logo, and you’ll know you can put your trust into it.

Buyers Picks

Keen to try some organic wines with your new-found knowledge but don’t know where to start? Here are our buyer’s current favourites! All organic, and all vegan.

Wild thing prosecco

 

Wild Thing Prosecco A gentle bubbly with soft citrus notes. Not too dry and makes for a relaxed and fun aperitif whilst raising money for the Born Free Foundation. £17.99

 

 

 

 

 

The Collectables Sauvignon Blanc Deliciously fresh and zingy. Bursting with fresh tropical fruits and ripe citrus, with a crisp and pure finish. £16.99

 

 

 

 

Mil Historias Bobal Spicy and juicy, best matched with richly flavoured meat, roasts, cheeses and cold cuts. A women-owned and high altitude winery. £15.99

 

 

 

 

 

Altopiano Rosso From a small plot of land in the heart of Abruzzo. Red berry fruits, wild cherries and violet, but also delicate and spicy. Versatile enough for both red & white meat. £11.99

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