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In the process of removing cloudy deposits from new made wine, safe non-animal product alternatives for vegans and vegetarians are now available. These include bentonite, a clay-based product, activated charcoal, silica gel and modified pea protein, which, after fining and filtration, leave no trace of animal-based contaminants. Natural wines are not fined and filtered and therefore are vegan. They skip the fining practice entirely, but one can have to settle the wine for a couple of years in barrels before it’s clear enough to be bottled or put up with a small deposit in the bottle, which can be removed by decanting. But beware, the descriptors organic and biodynamic refer purely to the way in which the grapes are grown, not the winemaking, so they may or may not be vegan, and it’s worth checking. Helpful bottlers use a special logo: ⓥ or 🅥 Many of our wines are chosen to celebrate the vegan lifestyle and all things natural.
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Vegan Wines
Rioja Gorrebusto Crianza 2022, Torre San Millan
£21.60
£21.60
Hermitage Rouge 2008, Tardieu-Laurent, North Rhone
£72.55
£72.55
Barbera d'Alba 2014, Andrea e Beatrice Runchet, Piemonte
£22.80
£22.80
Pernand-Vergelesses Blanc 2017, Rémi Rollin, Burgundy
£41.60
£41.60
Riesling "In der Wand" 2012, Pichler-Krutzler, Wachau
£40.75
£40.75
"Riverside" GSM 2019, Powell & Son, Barossa Valley
£26.10
£26.10
Shiraz Barossa & Eden Valleys 2017, Powell & Son
£47.30
£47.30
Riesling Eden Valley 2017, Powell & Son, Barossa
£33.45
£33.45
Gavi di Gavi 2023, La Mesma, Piemonte
£19.95
£19.95
Prosecco di Treviso Brut NV, Il Colle, Veneto
£19.55
£19.55
Champagne Brut Rosé NV, Gyejacquot
£37.50
£37.50
Chablis 1C "Vaillons" 2020, Chaude Écuelle, Burgundy
£39.95
£39.95
Chablis 2020, Chaude Ecuelle, Burgundy
£30.15
£23.80
Barbera D'Alba "Sori Del Drago" 2014, Brovia, Piemonte
£31.80
£31.80
Roero Arneis 2022, Brovia, Piemonte
£31.80
£31.80
Bandol Rouge 2019, Ray-Jane, Provence
£35.85
£35.85
