Organic wine facts

In case you're wondering what is the skinny on certified organic wine here are some facts.

Certified organic wine is unique as grapes are grown without synthetic fertilisers, herbicides or pesticides.
The soil is allowed to thrive with earth worms and good bacteria (pesticides kill all mico-organisms including earth worms!)
Certified organic vineyards are the most sustainable, least polluting producers of quality wines in the world
No toxic agrichemicals build up in the body when you drink organic wine
Respects mother-nature and biodiversity
Certified organic wine is no more expensive than regular wine
It is the perfect choice if your dad suffers from any allergies as it is produced with no or minimal chemical additives
Organic wine helps protect future generations.
Certified organic wines produce flavours that are cleaner, stronger, more vibrantly flavoured
Organic wine growing helps protect water quality. Pesticides and other chemicals widely used in conventional farming contaminate ground water and rivers and pollute primary sources of drinking water.

Try these certified organic wines from selected stockists www.mywinery.com

Sparkling vintage Tamburlaine Blanc de Blanc

This fresh and crisp bubbly comes from Tamburlaine's cool climate certified organic, biodynamic vineyard in Orange, NSW using the best Chardonnay grapes. It has beautiful fruit flavours and fine bubbles. RRP: $25

2011 Wine Lover's Sauvignon Blanc

Aromas of passionfruit and orange blossom. Tropical pineapple with hints of green apple freshness on the palate. Sauvignon Blanc is a quintessential white wine calling for white meats (from fish and shellfish to chicken and pork). RRP: $20

2011 Wine Lover's Rose

What's not to love about Rosé? Even more so when it's made with Tamburlaine's organic Grenache fruit. Grenache makes a perfect pink wine as it's lifted with raspberry and cherry fruit and has a little tannin that ensures it has a bit of texture too. This wine is a striking pink and reminiscent of strawberries and other berry fruits before a refreshing palate with clean acids and a dry finish. It's apt to serve with a variety of foods but think Tapas or antipasto plates for best results. RRP: $20

2011 Wine Lover's Shiraz

Ripe raspberries and licorice, mouthfilling dark berries with a rich soft tannin palate. It's long, mouthfilling and delicious and would pair well with some beef (organic preferably!! J). RRP: $20

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