We wouldn’t blame you for thinking organic wine came at a steep price, but – before organic September – we unearthed the tastiest, long-lasting (pesticide-free) bottles, under ten dollars. Nothing!
Why do people drink organic wine?
For many of us, the pandemic has changed the way we shop, and we are now increasingly aware of sustainability issues and how our food choices may be linked to the health of the planet. Hello, veganism!
But luckily, something as simple as switching to organic wine can make a big difference. By eliminating the use of chemicals in your bottle, you protect the health of the soil, which in turn supports more wildlife.
Nor is it a throw-away term like “superfood”, if a bottle is certified organic you know it has met strict requirements on how it was produced and handled every step of the way. process.
Other than that, organic wine arguably tastes better because it’s unmasked by a bunch of crazy chemicals. So if you don’t have a lot to spend, chances are a £ 5.50 bottle of organic wine is way better than its non-organic counterpart.
Whether that means you’ll be saved from a wine-induced hangover is a whole different matter …
How we test organic wine
In search of the tastiest organic wine, we gave our test panel 25 chemical-free white and red wines to try. We’ve had their full returns, so you know which ones are worth adding to your RN cart.
Advertising – Continue Reading Below
This content is created and maintained by a third party, and uploaded to this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and other similar content on piano.io
Advertising – Continue Reading Below
