Category Archives: Meet Natural Wine Producers

Italian Wines, Meet Natural Wine Producers

The Hugely Talented Winemaker Frank Cornelissen

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Frank Cornelissen

Have you tried Frank Cornelissen exquisite natural wines? Just last week I was presented with the opportunity to stock these remarkable wines from an even more remarkable person – Frank Cornelissen. These natural wines from Mount Etna are incredibly hard to get your hands on and are produced in very small quantities, which presented us […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers

Austrian Biodynamic Wines: How Gut Oggau has Conquered our Hearts

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gut oggau

What is the secret behind Austrian Gut Oggau wines? You shouldn’t judge a book by its cover, but can you judge a wine by its label? Not really, but Gut Oggau wines possibly comes closest to making this true. Gut Oggau wines, which are some of the best natural Austrian wines, are produced by Eduard […]

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Low Intervention Wines, Meet Natural Wine Producers

Elisabetta Foradori – a Key Figure in Italian Winemaking

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Foradori

Near San Michele all’ Adige, on the right bank of the Adige River, a wide plain unfolds beneath the mountains: its name is Campo Rotaliano. This is where the Teroldego, one of the country’s best grapes, thrives. It is no coincidence that this striking landscape marks the linguistic and cultural boundary between the Tyrol and […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers, Sustainable Winemaking

Join The English Wine Wave With Nutbourne

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Nutbourne

English wine has been evident in the press a lot quite recently, so here we are ready to introduce to you a hidden secret – Nutbourne Vineyards! How did Nutbourne Vineyards start? Nutbourne is unique, they are a pioneer in the UK wine industry, with 20 acres of vines being planted with Germanic varieties (Bacchus, […]

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Biodynamic Wine, Meet Natural Wine Producers

Winery Interview With Cantina Orsogna

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Cantina Orsogna

Please introduce yourself and Cantina Orsogna: Cantina Orsogna, created in 1964, is a cooperative company of 450 partners. It is the largest producer of organic and biodynamic wines in the south centre of Italy. It has more than 1.100 hectares of vines, 80% is certified organic, and 30% is certified biodynamic (biodynamic viticulture) by Demeter. […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers, South African Wines

Introducing Craig Hawkins and Testalonga Wines

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Testalonga wines

Testalonga wines – have you tried these premium South African wines? Craig Hawkins, the winemaker at Testalonga, is in a pretty brilliant place right now, he’s just released his new vintage to the world!! He and (wife) Carla are now ensconced in Bandits Kloof in Piketberg, the northern reaches of the Swartland.  He finally has […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers, Spanish Wines

Introducing the wines of Bodegas Menade

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A producer that we have grown very fond of recently – Bodegas Menade – Produced in Rueda – Enjoyed in the UK! Bodegas Menade began back in 1820 when their ancestors tended vineyards in a wide variety of sites that today form part of DO Rueda. The wine-making was produced in an underground facility in La Seca, […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers, Sustainable Winemaking

Understanding the Ardèche Par Nature approach

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Par Nature

Recently we have been lucky enough to have taken on a cracking collection of everyday drinking wines from Ardèche Par Nature. The vineyard is situated on the southern side of the southern part of Ardèche on the Rhone Valley’s right bank. Par Nature is operated by Vignerons Ardechois, which when it started back in the twelfth […]

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Meet Natural Wine Producers, Organic Wine, Vegan Wines

Introducing you to the wines of Château Léoube

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Château Léoube

You Win Some, You Lose Some Starting a start-up is hard work, starting a start-up in the wine trade – a highly competitive market – it’s next to impossible. Trying to interact and please everyone is hard work – but if like us you thrive from hard work and pleasing people, then, in the long […]

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