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Sustainable wines are produced in vineyards that practise water & energy conservation and preserve ecosystems & local wildlife.
Sustainable wines are produced in vineyards that practise water & energy conservation and preserve ecosystems & local wildlife.

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A&D Wines, Monólogo P67 Avesso, Vinho Verde, Portugal, 2019
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Bolfan Cuvee Crveni Red Organic, Hrašćina, Croatia, 2019
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Bresca Dorada, Limoncino di Muravera, Sardinia, Italy
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Cabriz Touriga Nacional White, Dão, Portugal, 2019
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Casa Santos Lima, Flic Red, Lisboa, Portugal, 2019
Rated 4.75 out of 5£9.90/bottle Add to basket -
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Fernand-Engel, Pinot Blanc Reserve, Alsace, France, 2018
Rated 5.00 out of 5£15.35/bottle Add to basket -
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Fernand-Engel, Riesling Reserve, Alsace, France, 2018
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François Ducrot, Coeur d’ Artichaut, Languedoc, France, 2020
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François Ducrot, De Fil en Aguille, Languedoc, France, 2020
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François Ducrot, La Vie á Pleines Dents!, Languedoc, France, 2020
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Sustainable wines aim to have a winemaking process that protects the environment, supports social responsibility, maintains economic feasibility, and produces high quality wines. As grapes are grown, harvested, and made into wine, a multitude of environmental factors are prioritised. This includes everything from maintaining biodiversity on vineyards to ensure soil health, to implementing recycling measures that conserve water as grapes are growing, to utilizing renewable energy technology like solar, as wine is being produced.
When you grab a bottle of wine marked with a sustainability certification, you know that your wine was made with the environment, social responsibility, economic viability, and high quality in mind. Unless otherwise stated, your sustainable wine is likely not made with 100% organically grown ingredients and may very well have some additives, such as sulphites, to ensure a longer shelf life and more robust flavours that come with ageing.