Tucked away in the lush, rolling hills of northern Italy lies this idyllic organic winery that’s producing tiny quantities of proper Prosecco DOC. No mass market, bland bottling … this is the real deal, Italy in a glass. The vines are checked daily to avoid chemical intervention and the vineyard is a haven of biodiversity.

The Zuccardi family were the first to plant organically in Argentina’s Mendoza wine region. They have farmed sustainably for three generations and constantly strive for ways to reduce packaging costs, energy consumption and water usage. They even have their own wormery which composts the grape skins and stems for organic fertiliser.

Nestled in the ‘Mediterranean’ Rioja, the pioneering Navarrsotillo family owns about 70 hectares of top quality, premium organic vineyards that benefit from cool winters and hot, dry summers. Throughout the winter, the land is not worked to encourage the growth of natural vegetation that supports the vineyard’s ecosystem.

The Zuccardi family were the first to plant organically in Argentina’s Mendoza wine region. They have farmed sustainably for three generations and constantly strive for ways to reduce packaging costs, energy consumption and water usage. They even have their own wormery which composts the grape skins and stems for organic fertiliser.

Founded in 1928, Casa Vinicola Botter remains a family-run winery that champions organic growing methods. Not only does the winery manage the vines without the need for chemicals, but it runs entirely on renewable energy to create a sustainable, ethical business.

It took us a decade to find a producer making authentic, 100% organic Pinot Grigio of the quality we wanted. The grapes for this delicately fruity white grow in the Chile province of Abruzzo, near to Italy’s Adriatic Coast where winemaker, Stefano passionately manages his vineyard completely organically.

Tucked away in the lush, rolling hills of northern Italy lies this idyllic organic winery that’s producing tiny quantities of proper Prosecco DOC. No mass market, bland bottling … this is the real deal, Italy in a glass. The vines are checked daily to avoid chemical intervention and the vineyard is a haven of biodiversity.