Natural Wine

Natural wine is less about a single style and more about an approach to farming and winemaking. While there is no universally agreed definition, natural winemakers generally work with carefully farmed grapes and aim to intervene as little as possible in the cellar, allowing vineyard, grape variety and vintage to speak clearly. Our selection brings together distinctive natural wines from small producers, from bright, precise and beautifully clean bottles to more adventurous and unconventional styles.

  • Cinsault Kabbelend Paarl

    Cinsault Kabbelend Paarl

    Cinsault Kabbelend Paarl

    75cl | ABV: 13.0%

    £13.95
    £13.95
  • A bottle of Reflektief Palomino from South Africa, a white wine with a label that says Old Vines Palomino

    Palomino Reflektief Piekenierskloof

    Palomino Reflektief Piekenierskloof

    75cl | ABV: 12.5%

    £12.95
    £12.95
  • Bosbrand Carignan Paarl South African Red with bright sun orange yellow red on label

    Bosbrand Carignan South Africa

    Bosbrand Carignan South Africa

    75cl | ABV: 15.0%

    £13.95
    £13.95
  • Bottle of Domaine Stentz Buecher Riesling Tradition Alsace with a white label

    Riesling Tradition Domaine Stentz-Buecher Alsace

    Riesling Tradition Domaine Stentz-Buecher Alsace

    70cl | ABV: 12.5%

    £19.95
    £19.95
  • A bottle of Anne Santi Raspato Rosa Pet-Nat with a pink and blue label

    Anne-Santi Pet-Nat Rosa Raspato

    Anne-Santi Pet-Nat Rosa Raspato

    75cl | ABV: 11.5%

    £22.95
    £22.95
  • Anne-Santi Pet Nat White Italian Natural Sparkling

    Anne-Santi Pet-Nat Bianco Raspato

    Anne-Santi Pet-Nat Bianco Raspato

    12.0% | ABV: 13.0%

    £22.95
    £22.95
  • Ikigall Penedes Gallina del Piel

    Ikigall Penedes Gallina del Piel

    Ikigall Penedes Gallina del Piel

    75cl | ABV: 13.0%

    £16.95
    £16.95
  • Criolla Moscatel Muscat Orange Wine Mendoza Argentina

    Criolla Moscatel Orange Mendoza

    Criolla Moscatel Orange Mendoza

    75cl | ABV: 12.5%

    £14.95
    £14.95
  • Pinot Noir Alsace Stentz Buecher

    Domaine Stentz-Buecher Pinot Noir Tradition

    Domaine Stentz-Buecher Pinot Noir Tradition

    75cl | ABV: 14.0%

    £22.95
    £22.95

  • Domaine Stentz-Buecher 'Rosenberg' Gewurztraminer

    Domaine Stentz-Buecher 'Rosenberg' Gewurztraminer

    75cl | ABV: 14.0%

    £22.95
    £22.95
  • Criolla Grande Red Mendoza

    Criolla Grande Red Mendoza

    Criolla Grande Red Mendoza

    75cl | ABV: 12.2%

    £13.95
    £13.95
  • Syfany 'Just White'

    Syfany 'Just White'

    Syfany 'Just White'

    75cl | ABV: 12.0%

    £22.95
    £22.95
  • Blackbook Drums>Space

    Blackbook Drums>Space

    Blackbook Drums>Space

    75cl | ABV: 12.5%

    £31.95
    £31.95
  • Blackbook Fragments of Time Sauvignac

    Blackbook Fragments of Time Sauvignac

    Blackbook Fragments of Time Sauvignac

    75cl | ABV: 12%

    £31.95
    £31.95
  • Blackbook 'Pygmalion' Chardonnay Essex

    Blackbook 'Pygmalion' Chardonnay

    Blackbook 'Pygmalion' Chardonnay

    75cl | ABV: 12.5%

    £34.95
    £34.95
  • Anne-Santi Ninfa Del Nera Natural Italian White

    Anne-Santi Ninfa Del Nera Natural Italian White

    Anne-Santi Ninfa Del Nera Natural Italian White

    75cl | ABV: 12%

    £18.95
    £18.95

Natural Wine Buying Guide

What style of natural wine do you enjoy?

Start with the styles you already like rather than searching for a particular “natural” flavour. Natural wines can be crisp and mineral, rich and textured, light and juicy or structured and savoury. If you enjoy classic styles, there are beautifully precise natural wines to explore; if you prefer something more adventurous, skin contact, unusual grape varieties and unconventional winemaking can offer plenty to discover.

What does low-intervention mean?

Low-intervention winemaking generally means allowing the grapes and fermentation to do more of the work, with fewer additions and less manipulation in the cellar. Producers may use native yeasts, avoid fining or filtration and keep sulphur additions low, although practices vary considerably. The aim is not simply to do less, but to make thoughtful decisions that allow the character of the fruit and vineyard to come through.

Natural doesn't have to mean funky

Natural wine is sometimes associated with cloudy, fizzy or unusual-tasting bottles, but that represents only part of the category. Many natural wines are clean, precise and classically styled. Others deliberately explore more unconventional flavours and textures. Neither approach is inherently better — what matters is good farming, careful winemaking and, ultimately, whether the wine is delicious.

Natural Wine FAQs

What is natural wine?

There is no universally agreed definition of natural wine. Broadly, the term describes wines made from carefully farmed grapes with minimal intervention in the cellar. Producers commonly favour spontaneous fermentation and fewer additions or processing techniques, although individual approaches vary.

Is natural wine the same as organic wine?

No. Organic wine is connected to defined standards for grape growing and, where certified, must meet particular regulations. Natural wine is a broader winemaking philosophy without one universal certification or set of rules. A natural wine may be made from organically or biodynamically farmed grapes, but the terms are not interchangeable.

Does natural wine contain sulphites?

Yes, it can. Sulphites occur naturally during fermentation, so even a wine with no added sulphur can contain them. Some natural winemakers add little or no additional sulphur, while others use small amounts when they believe it helps protect the wine.

Is natural wine always cloudy or funky?

No. Natural wines can be clear, precise and classically styled just as they can be cloudy, lively or unconventional. Natural wine describes an approach to growing grapes and making wine rather than one particular flavour or appearance.

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