Vegetarian and Vegan Wines
No animal products have been used to make these wines. Look for the (V) 'Vegetarian' and (VG) 'Vegan' symbols on our product listings.
Wine consumers expect their wines to be filtered and clear. Wine makers use animal-derived products to clarify and filter wine. The process is called 'fining' adding an agent of milk protein, egg whites, gelatin and fish bladder protein removing proteins, yeast, and other organic matter. An alternative to animal products, benonite, a clay mineral, is used to clarify wine. Some wine producers make unfiltered wines for mostly heavy reds or the timely process of leaving the sediment to settle naturally.
Enjoy our selection of our vegetarian and vegan wines!
Biodynamic and Sulphur-free Weissburgunder (Pinot Blanc), Judith Beck, Burgenland, Riesling Kamptaler Terrassen, Peter Schweiger, Kamptal, Austria 2015/16 75cl
£160.00 [12] PER CASE
NOVEMBER 2017 WINE DISCOVERY
Sulphur - Free Cuvée Secrete , Paul Mas, Languedoc-Roussillon 2017 75cl
£11.50 PER BOTTLE
Biodynamic Chinon Beaumont, Catherine et Pierre Breton, Bourgueil, Loire 2016/17 75cl
£237.00 [12] PER CASE
Biodynamic, Felton Road, Bannockburn Pinot Noir, Central Otago 2017 75cl
£45.50 PER BOTTLE
£475.00 [12] PER CASE
Organic Cotes du Roussillon Villages, Segna de Cor , Domaine le Roc des Anges, Roussillon 2018 75cl
£16.95 PER BOTTLE
£180.00 [12] PER CASE
Organic Primitivo, Gioia del Colle, Fatalone, Apulia 2016 75cl
£15.50 PER BOTTLE
£164.50 [12] PER CASE
