Given the immense variety of options, it can be hard to know the differences between different types of wine production like organic, biodynamic, natural, and even vegan wines. While they may ...

Why are organic wines seeing the biggest growth in the wine market – and which are the best? The Independent’s wine columnist Rosamund Hall finds out ...

Gabriel Dvoskin's intention with this natural Malbec was to deepen the search for pure and clear wines, sourced from a small 0.4-hectare plot of certified organic Malbec. Only 2,300 bottles were ...

a sign with a color key indicates which wines are certified organic, sustainable, biodynamic, made with minimal sulfites, and/or Natural — with Natural defined as “Whatever that means.” ...

a sign with a color key indicates which wines are certified organic, sustainable, biodynamic, made with minimal sulfites, and/or Natural — with Natural defined as “Whatever that means.” ...

a sign with a color key indicates which wines are certified organic, sustainable, biodynamic, made with minimal sulfites, and/or Natural — with Natural defined as “Whatever that means.” ...

Lizzy O’Riordan boards a busy tram from the palm-tree-lined city of Montpellier to the nearby exhibition centre, where trade fair Millésime Bio is taking place. There, she talks to exhibitors and show ...

We looked at some of natural wine’s most common health claims and asked experts if they had any science to back them up. What is natural wine? Natural wine is at best the result of a set of well ...

For a wine to be certified organic, grapes must be grown in a vineyard entirely free from herbicides, pesticides and synthetic fertilisers, relying instead on natural fertilisers and pest control.