Collection: Italian Natural Wines Online

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How we select natural wines

ALBio Corini selects a few Italian producers, evaluating each bottle based on its origin, the work in the vineyard, and the practices adopted in the winery. We do not work with large distributors: each label enters the selection because it tells a precise and coherent story. The selection changes over time, following the producers we esteem.

Natural, organic, and biodynamic wine: the differences

These terms are often confused, but they indicate different things. Organic wine has an official certification that regulates agricultural practices in the vineyard, with precise limitations on the use of synthetic chemicals. Biodynamic wine follows additional specific practices linked to a holistic approach to cultivation. Natural wine, on the other hand, has no single legal definition: it generally indicates minimal interventions in the vineyard and winery, but does not automatically correspond to an organic or biodynamic certification.

If you are looking for wines with organic certification: certified Italian organic wines.
If you are interested in biodynamic wines: Italian biodynamic wines.

Natural wines and sulfites: what to know

Natural wine does not automatically mean wine without added sulfites. Many producers who work naturally still use small amounts of sulfur dioxide, especially during bottling. The difference compared to conventional wines lies in the quantity, which is generally much lower. Some producers choose not to add any at all, but these wines require greater care in storage.

If you are looking for wines without added sulfites: wines without added sulfites.

Frequently asked questions

What is meant by natural wine?
The term indicates a wine produced with minimal interventions in the vineyard and winery: reduction or absence of chemical treatments, fermentations with naturally present yeasts, few or no additions in the winery. There is no official legal definition.

Are natural wine and organic wine the same thing?
No. Organic wine has an official certification that concerns agricultural practices in the vineyard. Natural wine is a broader and less regulated concept, which also includes practices in the winery. A wine can be organic without being natural, and vice versa.

Are natural wines without sulfites?
Not necessarily. Many natural wines contain small amounts of added sulfites. Some producers choose not to add any, but it is not an automatic characteristic of natural wine.

Discover also:
Organic wines · Biodynamic wines · Wines without added sulfites