#Natural Wines

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Top Natural Wines in Florida - Nada Wine

Visit Nada Wine to find the best natural wines in Florida. Discover new tastes and pick your bottle's favorite right now. Feel the distinction!

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Basket Press Wines

Website: https://www.basketpresswines.com/

Address: London, United Kingdom

Basket Press Wines specializes in organic, low-intervention wines and ciders from Central and Eastern Europe. Offering a diverse selection of products, including Pet Nats, Sekt, Cremants, Whites, Orange (Skin Contact Whites), Pinks, Reds, Dessert Wines, Mixed Cases, Magnums, Large Format, and Non-Alcoholic Drinks, they ensure free UK-wide delivery on orders above £120. Their focus is on quality and authenticity, catering to wine enthusiasts seeking unique and traditional tastes.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/basketpresswines/

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Manila Uncorked 2023: Elevating Wine Culture in Manila

Manila Uncorked is back, and it promises to be a monumental wine experience that’s all about fun, education, and, of course, delicious wine. Organized by the Philippine Sommelier Association, the 4th Annual Manila Uncorked 2023 is set to elevate Manila’s local wine culture. This year, the event returns with an even broader range of wine selections, marking a joyful comeback post-pandemic. A Wine…

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All About the Best Natural Wines - Dry Farm Wines

In my opinion, drinking a glass of wine in the afternoon is one of life’s simple pleasures! When I found a company called Dry Farm Wines and discovered that they could deliver the best wines to my door, it was life changing (in a wine kind of way)! Now, I rarely drink wines from any other source! Keep reading to learn more…

What's wrong with wine today?

Money, Toxic Chemical Farming, and Toxic Additives

Over the last 40 years, the wine industry has undergone massive corporate consolidation. Nearly 60% of US-made wines are produced by just 3 companies.¹ And nearly 90% of all US-made wine is produced by just the top 25 wine companies.²

Only 5% of all vineyards in the world are organically farmed³. Grapes have been shown to contain significant levels of pesticides. In an annual ranking of produce with the highest levels of pesticides called the “Dirty Dozen,” grapes were the 8th highest.⁴

Unlike other US food and beverages, wine bottles do not require a nutrition label or an ingredients label. This is because wine content is actually regulated by the Treasury Department, not by a food agency.⁵,⁶ The wine industry actively lobbies against transparent labeling.⁷

There are 76 additives approved for US wine making. While many are safe, others can be toxic. 12 of these legal additives are classified as “health hazards'' by the National Institutes of Health.8 2 of them are considered “acute toxins.” 9 10 4 of them are derived from 6 different animal organs.11 8 of them are derived from various molds, including the mycotoxic Ochratoxin A.12 13

*The above statements are from the Dry Farms Wine website.

I’ve found the solution…Dry Farm Wines!

Dry Farm Wines is a company founded by Todd White in 2015 (read the story here), that offers a unique selection of natural, organic, and low-intervention wines. They prioritize wines made with minimal intervention, low sugar content, lower alcohol levels, and the wines they offer are sourced from sustainable vineyards. Dry Farm Wines is a community of health-conscious people who care about what they put into their bodies and who care about Mother Earth. I first discovered Dry Farm Wines through my neighbor…she invited me over to share a special bottle of wine and it was amazing!

I might seem (from my description above) that drinking wine just got very complicated, but in truth, conventional wines are the more complicated wines…the conventional wine industry doesn’t talk about their growing methods, which are horrible for the environment, and the additives (including sugar) and colors that are added to the wine.

Dry Farm wines is choosing to raise awareness about the wine industry and offers wines that consumers can enjoy with confidence! These wines are not only healthier but also support a more sustainable and environmentally friendly wine industry!

“Natural” wines are very much in vogue in the US right now (even here in Burlington, NC), and their popularity continues to increasing as people become aware of the environmental and health benefits of these wines. The problem is that “natural” doesn’t have any legal meaning where the production of these wines is concerned, unless you live in France, so you have to know (and trust) the winemakers, importers, and retailers who are offering them in order to understand what’s in the bottle. That’s the beauty of Dry Farm Wines…they’ve done all the legwork for you!

Dry Farm Wines places a strong emphasis on the quality and purity of the grapes used in winemaking and they source their wines from small, family-owned vineyards that practice sustainable farming methods. These vineyards prioritize the health of the soil, the vines, and the surrounding ecosystem, resulting in grapes that are more vibrant, flavorful, and expressive. By supporting these vineyards, Dry Farm Wines promotes a more sustainable and regenerative approach to winemaking and by purchasing these wines, you are supporting small family farms and the environment and…you are getting fabulous tasting wines.

The concept of curating and distributing natural, organic and low interention wines is unique in the world of wine. The main difference between Dry Farm Wines and regular wines lies in the production process and the quality of the grapes used. Regular wines often contain additives, such as sugars, sulfites, and other chemicals, which can alter the taste and affect your health. Dry Farm Wines, on the other hand, focuses on wines made from sustainably farmed, organic grapes, without the use of any additives or chemicals. This results in a purer, more natural wine that is not only better for our bodies but also offers a unique and authentic taste experience.

Other important distinctions between conventional wines and Dry Farm Wines are the alcohol content and the sugar content.

Regular wines typically have an alcohol content ranging from 12% to 15% or even higher. Dry Farm Wines, on the other hand, are generally lower in alcohol, with most falling between 7% and 12%. This lower alcohol content not only makes the wines more approachable and easier to drink, but it also reduces the risk of overconsumption (and hangovers are not fun)!

Regular wines also often contain a significant amount of residual sugar, which can contribute to a higher calorie count and potential health issues. Dry Farm Wines are carefully selected to be sugar-free or have very low sugar levels. This makes them a great option for those who are following a low-sugar or ketogenic diet, or simply looking to reduce their sugar intake. I always say that I would rather drink my calories (jokingly), but if I can have a fabulous glass of wine with fewer calories, I’m all in!

If you’re interested in trying Dry Farm Wines, I have a deal for you! When you become a member, you will earn an extra bottle for a penny with your first order of wine when you use this link!

To learn more about a Dry Farm Wine membership, watch the really short video below!

Natural wine, defined by Dry Farm Wines, is real wine made from healthy grapes and happy yeast. It’s nature at its best!. To be considered natural, wines are farmed organically and/or biodynamically, free of chemical sprays, additives and fermented with native yeast.

I have always tried to be healthy and aware of what I’m putting into my body, but just recently, I’ve begun to try to figure out how to really live in a way that keeps me feeling good, healthy and most of all, ensures quality of life and longevity. I love wine…I love pairing it with food, I love the ritual of opening the bottle and pouring it into a beautiful glass, I love the history and the romance of wine! Now that I’ve found Dry Farm, I can drink the best wines and feel confident about what’s going into my body. I love these delicious wines and the enjoyment is guilt free!

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Eco-Friendly Elegance: Embracing Sustainability with White Natural Wines

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Beyond Organic - Biodynamic Winemaking and its Benefits

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