Organic-certified wine is made from organically grown grapes that meet the standards of an official certifying body. The grapes are grown without synthetic agrochemicals or fertilisers, and certification follows a set conversion period. Look for the certification mark on the label.
Organic vs bio vs natural
| Term | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Organic (bio) | Organic farming recognised by a certifying body |
| Biodynamic | A form of organic farming incorporating lunar cycles and more |
| Natural (nature) | Also minimises additives during winemaking |
Are "bio" and "organic" the same?
In Japanese, "bio" and "organic" are used almost interchangeably ("bio" comes from the French/German for "life"). Both refer to organic farming based on a certifying body's standards.
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FAQ
Q. Is organic wine good for you?
A. Organic farming reduces environmental impact, but it doesn't claim medical "health" benefits. It's still alcohol — please enjoy in moderation.
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