Guide to Organic Wine and Wineries Across the Globe

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• Europe

  European wineries known for their organic wine production.

  • Château Léoube, France

    Known for its Provence rosé, grown organically with ocean influences.

  • Weingut Wittmann, Germany

    A German winery producing top-quality biodynamic Rieslings.

  • Emidio Pepe, Italy

    This Italian estate in Abruzzo specializes in biodynamically farmed Montepulciano.

  • Cortijo Los Aguilares, Spain

    Award-winning organic wines from the Ronda region in Andalucía.

  • Quinta do Montalto, Portugal

    Notable for its traditional, organic 'Medieval de Ourém' wines.

• North America

  Organic wineries across the US and Canada focusing on sustainable viniculture.

  • Bonterra, California, USA

    Pioneers in organic winemaking in Mendocino County with a diverse portfolio.

  • Southbrook Vineyards, Canada

    Canadian leaders in biodynamic wine production in the Niagara Peninsula.

  • Frog's Leap, California, USA

    Produces organically-grown wines with an emphasis on natural winemaking techniques.

  • Coyote's Run Estate, Canada

    Known for their soil-specific, sustainably farmed wines in Niagara.

• South America

  Explore wineries from South America committed to organic practices.

  • Emiliana Organic Vineyards, Chile

    One of the world’s largest sources of estate-grown organic wines.

  • Bodega Chacra, Argentina

    Specializes in organic and biodynamic Pinot Noir in Patagonia.

  • Pizzorno Family Estates, Uruguay

    Focuses on small-batch, high-quality organic Tannat wines.

• Australia and New Zealand

  Prominent wineries in Australasia famous for their commitment to organic winemaking.

  • Kalleske Wines, Australia

    Australian winery famous for its organic and biodynamic wines in Barossa Valley.

  • Millton Vineyards, New Zealand

    A pioneer in biodynamic winemaking in Gisborne, producing exquisite quality wines.

• Key Considerations When Selecting Organic Wine

  Tips on choosing the best organic wine from experts.

  • Check Certification Labels

    Look for organic, biodynamic certifications to ensure genuine practices.

  • Understand Region

    Different regions offer unique characteristics beneficial to organic viticulture.

  • Taste Preference

    Explore different styles and varietals to match your taste preferences.

  • Food Pairings

    Consider potential food pairings to enhance the wine tasting experience.