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Organic Wine
Wines that are certified organic simply mean that the grapes used to create them have been grown without the use of unnecessary chemicals, such as pesticides.
Wines that are certified organic simply mean that the grapes used to create them have been grown without the use of unnecessary chemicals, such as pesticides.
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Domaine de l’Harmas, Châteauneuf-du-Pape Rouge, Rhône, France, 2019
£32.99/bottle Add to basket - White Wine
Domaine de la Luolle, Givry Les Plants Sont Fleuris Blanc, Burgundy, France, 2018
£28.99/bottle Add to basket - Red Wine
Domaine de la Luolle, Givry Les Plants Sont Fleuris Rouge, Burgundy, France, 2019
£28.99/bottle Add to basket
Organic wine is made using only organically certified grapes, grown without synthetic pesticides, herbicides, fungicides and chemical fertilisers. Since the 2012 vintage, new winemaking regulations mean the whole process is certified from harvest to bottle and the term ‘Organic Wine’ can be displayed on bottles.
There are so many benefits to Organic Wine…
🍷 Taste for a start. Organic grapes are healthy and balanced and are of course the raw ingredient for any great wine.
🍷 Health benefits include ingesting less man made toxins, especially pesticide residues and less sulphur dioxide too which is the ‘wine preservative’.
🍷 Sulphur Dioxide (SO2) is the most widely used and controversial additive in winemaking. Used as an antiseptic to kill off unwanted bacteria, yeasts and moulds, and as an antioxidant to inhibit oxygen spoiling the wine. An increasing number of people are sensitive or have allergic reactions to sulphur (headaches, wheeziness, a more groggy morning after feeling), and want to avoid it or ingest as little as possible. The good news is that organic wines have lower set levels generally.
🍷 By drinking ‘organic’ you are also helping support a cleaner environment and protect soils and water.
If you have any questions about these, or any of our wines, please just give us a shout!
