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Whilst almost no wine contains any animal-based products, many are ‘fined’ with animal ingredients when they are being produced. This means many vegetarians and vegans choose to forgo these wines and instead choose vegetarian-friendly bottles that use different ingredients during their creation.
Whilst almost no wine contains any animal-based products, many are ‘fined’ with animal ingredients when they are being produced. This means many vegetarians and vegans choose to forgo these wines and instead choose vegetarian-friendly bottles that use different ingredients during their creation.

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A&D Wines, Monólogo P67 Avesso, Vinho Verde, Portugal, 2019
Rated 0 out of 5£14.49/bottle Add to basket -
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Adria Vini, Conviviale Primitivo, IGT Salento, Italy, 2020/2021
Rated 5.00 out of 5£8.90/bottle Add to basket -
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Agustín Lanús, Bad Brothers MaTaCa Blend, Salta, Argentina, 2017
Rated 0 out of 5£16.49/bottle Add to basket -
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Agustín Lanús, Lanús Sumak Kawsay Malbec, Salta, Argentina, 2016
Rated 0 out of 5£20.49/bottle Add to basket -
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Ant Moore, Signature Series Sauvignon Blanc, Marlborough, New Zealand
Rated 0 out of 5£14.49/bottle Add to basket -
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Azienda Uggiano, Uggiano Chianti Riserva ‘Roccialta’, Tuscany, Italy, 2018
Rated 0 out of 5£9.99/bottle Add to basket -
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Baglio Gibellina, U. Passimiento, Sicily, Italy, 2020
Rated 0 out of 5£12.55/bottle Add to basket -
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Baráo de Vilar, Late Bottled Port Vintage, Douro, Portugal, 2017
Rated 0 out of 5£17.50/bottle Add to basket -
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Baudrón Bodegas y Viñedos, Sutil Malbec, Mendoza, Argentina, 2019
Rated 0 out of 5£11.55/bottle Add to basket -
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Baudrón, Sutil Cabernet Sauvignon, Mendoza, Argentina, 2019
Rated 0 out of 5£10.99/bottle Add to basket
Fining agents vary from isinglass and gelatine to casein and egg albumen. Any wine fined using casein (derived from milk) or egg albumen are therefore suitable for vegetarians – but not for vegans. Isinglass is made from fish, so wine using this ingredient would be suitable for pescatarians. There are alternative fining agents that can be used such as charcoal or clay-derived bentonite. These are safe for vegetarians and vegans but are less common than animal-derived ingredients.
The issue is that there is no legal obligation for winemakers to state the fining ingredients they use, making it difficult for vegetarians who want to omit gelatine or isinglass-based wines.
Fortunately, Ashby Wines are proud to make it easy for you to select vegetarian-friendly and vegan-friendly wines. We offer a vegetarian wine and vegan wine page on our website to make your selection simple.