ORGANIC Wines
Organic wine is made from grapes that have been grown without the use of synthetic pesticides, herbicides, and fertilizers. The grapes are grown using organic farming practices, which promote soil health and biodiversity, and help to minimize the impact of agriculture on the environment.
In addition to the organic farming practices used to grow the grapes, organic winemaking also involves using natural yeast for fermentation and avoiding the use of chemical additives. This means that organic wine is often considered to be a more natural and authentic product, with a focus on preserving the unique flavours and characteristics of the grapes and the terroir (the specific region where the grapes are grown).
While organic wine is not necessarily better tasting than conventional wine, many people choose to drink organic wine because they believe it is healthier and better for the environment. Organic wine is often labelled with a certification from a third-party organization, such as the USDA or the European Union's organic certification program, which ensures that the wine meets certain standards for organic farming and winemaking practices.