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Natural wine

Discover our carefully curated selection of natural wines from small producers — minimal intervention, authentic taste.

Our favourites right now.

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La Cadène

€ 26

Barrel-fermented Sauvignon

Sauvignon Blanc

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

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Pét-nat, in one go

Cabernet Franc

Domaine du Trait France

Loire

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Tierra

€ 18

Fresh white with mineral tension

Malvasia, Procanico, Verdello

Malauva Italy

Umbria

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Osarella

€ 21

Light Sangiovese with herbs

Sangiovese

Malauva Italy

Umbria

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Maceration of Savagnin, Sylvaner & Muscat

Sylvaner, Muscat, Savagnin Rose

Jeux de Vins France

Alsace

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Pet-nat of Procanico & co with yellow fruit

Procanico, Drupeggio, Verdello

Malauva Italy

Umbria

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Chenin on quartz

Chenin Blanc

Honorie France

Loire

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Late Müller-Thurgau with texture

Müller-Thurgau

David Amling Germany

Franconia

Summer wine

Summer wine is everything you need when the sun is out: fresh, light and thirst-quenching. Think crisp whites, juicy rosés, playful pet-nats and light reds you can happily serve chilled.

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Orbite

€ 16

Biodynamic saignée

Grenache/Garnacha, Cinsault

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

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A rare white Chinon

Chenin Blanc

Domaine du Trait France

Loire

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Maceration of Savagnin, Sylvaner & Muscat

Sylvaner, Muscat, Savagnin Rose

Jeux de Vins France

Alsace

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Carbonic Chinon

Cabernet Franc

Honorie France

Loire

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Blend of Pinot Gris, Auxerrois & Riesling

Pinot Gris, Auxerrois, Riesling

Jeux de Vins France

Alsace

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Pet-nat of Procanico & co with yellow fruit

Procanico, Drupeggio, Verdello

Malauva Italy

Umbria

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Chenin on quartz

Chenin Blanc

Honorie France

Loire

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LILÀN

€ 15

Elegant Dolcetto rosé

Dolcetto

Rocco di Carpeneto Italy

Piedmont

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Silvaner

€ 19

Fresh Silvaner with depth

Silvaner

David Amling Germany

Franconia

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Generous Pouilly-Fumé

Sauvignon Blanc

Honorie France

Loire

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Energetic Sangiovese rosato with cherry

Sangiovese

Malauva Italy

Umbria

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Andeira

€ 16

Wild Barbera pet-nat rosé

Barbera

Rocco di Carpeneto Italy

Piedmont

Glou Glou Wine

Glouglou is the kind of wine you pour without a second thought. Light, juicy and full of energy, bursting with fruit and irresistibly easy to drink. Not a heavy, complex wine, but a bottle made to be shared and enjoyed with friends.

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Light-footed glouglou

Grolleau

Julien Rousselot France

Loire

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Redares

€ 24

Light-footed Pic Saint-Loup

Syrah, Cinsault, Grenache/Garnacha

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

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Spolu

€ 19

Playful blouge from Blaufränkisch & co

Blaufränkisch, Grüner Veltliner, Riesling

Naboso Slovakia

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Supple Pinot Noir, lightly chilled

Pinot Noir

Jeux de Vins France

Alsace

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Carbonic Chinon

Cabernet Franc

Honorie France

Loire

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Poucèt

€ 21

Glouglou from the garrigue

Cinsault, Grenache/Garnacha

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

Just in

Our most recent additions — fresh from the producer and ready to be discovered.

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Or-anj

€ 15

Orange wine, 0.0%

Shwung België

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Kruidige vermouth, 0.0%

Shwung België

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Fijne bubbels, 0.0%

Pinot Blanc, Chardonnay

Shwung België

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Orbite

€ 16

Biodynamic saignée

Grenache/Garnacha, Cinsault

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

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Le Ribou

€ 36

Garrigue worth cellaring

Syrah, Grenache/Garnacha

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

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La Cadène

€ 26

Barrel-fermented Sauvignon

Sauvignon Blanc

Château Del Ranq France

Languedoc-Roussillon

Our winemakers

Laure Barthélémy and Sébastien Freychet in the vineyards of Château Del Ranq

Château Del Ranq

FranceLanguedoc (Pic Saint-Loup) – Claret

Thirteen hectares of garrigue in the Pic Saint-Loup, farmed biodynamically. Every parcel vinified separately, on wild yeasts, nothing added.

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David Amling in his vineyard

David Amling

GermanyFranconia – Würzburg

A young winemaker working in small batches with biodynamic grapes, obsessed with purity, freshness and terroir.

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The vineyards of Domaine du Trait in Crouzilles, Chinon

Domaine du Trait

FranceLoire (Chinon) – Crouzilles

The home estate behind Honorie. In the heart of Chinon, Hadrien and Erwan work their vines with a draught horse — organic and free of artifice.

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The vineyards of Kumpf et Meyer in Rosheim

Kumpf & Meyer

FranceAlsace – Rosheim

Family estate in Alsace, founded in 1997 — now, with winemaker Julien Albertus, a true natural-wine beacon in the region.

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The vineyards of Malauva on the Alfina plateau

Malauva

ItalyUmbria (Alfina plateau) – Castel Giorgio

Casa agricola on the volcanic Alfina plateau, between Umbria, Lazio and Tuscany. Indigenous grapes, farmed organically — spontaneous ferments, unfiltered and unfined.

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Naboso

Naboso

SlovakiaLittle Carpathians – Svätý Jur

Naboso is the project of Nadja and Andrej, a couple making natural wines with character and precision in the picturesque village of Svätý Jur — about ten minutes outside Bratislava.

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The vineyards of Rocco di Carpeneto in Alto Monferrato

Rocco di Carpeneto

ItalyPiedmont (Alto Monferrato) – Carpeneto

A strictly natural estate in the Alto Monferrato hills, focused on indigenous grapes and radically honest wines. Member of VinNatur and RAW Wine.

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SHWUNG

SHWUNG

BelgiumGhent

SHWUNG makes 0.0% ‘phonetic wine’: alcohol-free alternatives to sparkling, vermouth and orange wine. They sound, pair and feel like wine — but proudly aren't.

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Our philosophy

Natural wine — what is it, really?

Natural wine is wine the way it has been made for thousands of years — from grapes, and nothing else.

No added sulphites, no commercial yeasts, no colourings or flavourings. The winemaker works with what nature provides and guides the process with as little intervention as possible.

The result? Wines with character. Alive, expressive and full of terroir. Every bottle tells the story of the soil, the climate and the hand of the maker.

Our selection

Wines that genuinely move us

Each season we travel through France, Italy, Spain and Slovakia looking for wines that surprise us. We taste, we talk to the makers, we visit the vineyards. Only the bottles that truly move us make it home.

Personal advice

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Why does natural wine cost more than supermarket wine?

Natural wine is pricier than conventional wine — and for good reason. Here's why.

Natural wines come from small, independent winemakers who don't produce millions of bottles a year. While industrial wines process millions of kilos of grapes at once, a natural winemaker works with modest quantities. That costs more per bottle.
No automated factories here. The wine is watched closely, wild yeasts tracked, and every batch is unique. That level of attention doesn't come cheap.
Natural winemakers source top-quality grapes from organic or biodynamic vineyards. Not bulk-purchased cheap fruit, but sustainably grown grapes with real flavour.
Industrial wines use artificial additives and techniques to keep them identical for years. Natural wines are alive — that requires more precision, care and risk management.
You're paying not just for the wine, but for what's not in it. No chemical cocktails, no flavourings, no masking. Pure grape, clean and honest.

Natural wine vs conventional wine

Five ways natural wine is fundamentally different from industrial wine.

Grapes

Natural wine

Organically or biodynamically grown

Conventional wine

Often with synthetic pesticides and herbicides

Yeasts

Natural wine

Spontaneous fermentation with wild yeasts

Conventional wine

Cultured yeasts for predictable flavour

In the cellar

Natural wine

No additions, only grape

Conventional wine

Up to hundreds of permitted additives

Filtration & fining

Natural wine

Unfiltered, sometimes cloudy as a result

Conventional wine

Filtered, sometimes with animal products like egg white or isinglass

Sulphites

Natural wine

None or very low dosage

Conventional wine

High doses, often needed for stability