Sustainable wine is wine made in ways that consider the environment and society. Protecting water resources, supporting biodiversity and cutting CO2 — producers who take a long-term view of their vineyards are recognised for these efforts.
How to choose sustainable wine
| What to look at | Details |
|---|---|
| Certification mark | Organic / sustainable certifications |
| Farming | Cultivation with reduced agrochemicals |
| Producer's stance | Long-term commitment to protecting the environment |
Taste and ethics together
Many producers believe sustainable farming grows healthy soil and grapes, which in turn improves wine quality. The appeal is that simply choosing it contributes to the environment.
Find sustainable wine
Browse the sustainably farmed selection here. For organic certification, see What is organic-certified wine?
FAQ
Q. What's the difference between sustainable and organic?
A. Organic centres on avoiding agrochemicals and fertilisers; sustainable is a broader concept covering water, energy, biodiversity and the whole environment.
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