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Here we explore key differences between Traditional wine, Organic wine, Biodynamic wine, & Nature wine. And outline the impact on the planet's biodiversity for each winemaking process.

Do you know what biodynamic wine is? It's a type of wine that takes the principles of organically grown produce and applies them to grapes for winemaking, making it one hundred percent natural product. Biodynamic wines are not only healthier for consumers, but they also play a key role in preserving our planet through sustainable farming practices. In this blog post, we'll explain what makes biodynamic wines unique and how they positively impact our environment. Read on to learn more about this interesting form of winemaking!

Why is Organic wine becoming more popular, what are the health benefits and is organic wine eco-friendly, sustainable and good for the planet? Organic wines are they lower in sulphites than conventionally made wines? Answers to all these questions and more can be found here

Do you like a nice glass of wine with dinner? Or maybe you enjoy a few glasses of wine on the weekend? If so, you're not alone. Wine is one of the most popular drinks in the world. But how many calories are in a bottle of wine? And are all calories created equal?

Award Winning Organic Provence Rose, Chateau Favori has been awarded by some of the Best Sommelier of the World, 90/100 Andreas Larsson & 89pts James Suckling

To help celebrate the Queens Jubilee in style we are offering free delivery

TV show Peaky Blinders and the Shelby Company Ltd have worked exclusively together with Vignobles Bardet in Bordeaux to produce 2 Saint Emilio red wines Peaky Blinders fans can now add a little something special to their viewing experience. Enjoying these unique wines while watching the show will make for a truly immersive experience. So whether you’re looking for a gift for a Peaky Blinders fan in your life, or you’re just wanting to treat yourself,

A Valentine’s dinner should always have the flavour of love and romance. Whether you are cooking for two or for a larger gathering, here is the perfect Valentine’s Day menu to make your special day even more memorable. Appetizer: Nothing can beat the classic combination of champagne and strawberries when it comes to setting the mood on Valentine's Day This menu will help set the scene with food and wine pairing ideas

Wine pairing is a great way to take your Christmas dinner up a notch! Not sure where to start? Here are some tips to help you find the perfect wine for your festive feast.

Great opportunity to visit us at Lambeth Palace and see the beautiful setting and visit us for a wine tasting of a great selection of our French Organic wines and biodynamic wines that pair well for Christmas.

An Overview of Champagne and Cremant – Learn about the differences between these two types of sparkling wines The Origins of Champagne – Discover the unique history behind this classic bubbly beverage The Origins of Cremant – Uncover the lesser-known story behind this French sparkling wine

Discover the Amazing World of Provence Wine is the perfect way to indulge your taste buds and explore the unique culture of this stunning Mediterranean destination. Produced in the southern French region of Provence, these wines come in a variety of styles and flavours that you won't find anywhere else. From light, fruity rosés to bold, full-bodied reds, each bottle contains the essence of Provence's vibrant flavours and fragrances.

Our guide explores the rich history of Loire Valley, its 4 major regions, its various subregions and distinctive wines, the wine that is produced there as well as tips on perfect Loire wine pairings.

As we celebrate Earth Day, it's important to think about how we can make a difference in our own lives. One way to do this is by choosing sustainable wines. Sustainable winemaking practices help preserve the environment while still producing high-quality wines. In this blog post, we will discuss some of the ways that winemakers are making their production processes more sustainable. We hope that this information will inspire you to choose sustainable wines for your next celebration!

The Languedoc-Roussillon region of France is an ideal destination for wine lovers. With a long history of winemaking that dates back to the Romans, this area has produced some of the finest wines in the country and continues to produce high-quality wines today. Whether you’re looking for something to pair with a regional French dish or simply hoping to find a great bottle of wine for the evening, Languedoc-Roussillon has something for everyone. To help you get started on your journey through this wonderful region, here is a comprehensive guide to exploring the Languedoc-Roussillon region through its wines:

Exploring the Champagne region - an overview of the stunning surroundings A taste of the best champagne in France - a guide to the top vineyards and their offerings

Nothing says Easter Sunday quite like a delicious home-cooked meal. Whether it’s family favourites, traditional dishes or something new, the perfect wine pairing can take your dinner to the next level. Here are our top choices for the best wine to pair with your Easter Sunday lunch:

The Cotes du Rhone wine region has a long and colourful history that is intertwined with the development of French viticulture. This area was one of the first to be cultivated by the Romans, who saw the potential for vineyards along the Rhone River. The appellation today is second only to Bordeaux in terms of production, and exports to England are particularly strong. If you're looking for a delicious wine that captures Southern France at its best, look no further than Cotes du Rhone!

The ultimate guide to Burgundy wine. Everything you need to know about serving suggestions, Bourgogne wine pairings and the best Bourgogne wine picks! Burgundy (or Bourgogne as it is also known as) is one of the world’s best known and celebrated wine regions. Bourgogne has over 100 different appellations and more than 3,000 individual producers. The domaines are renowned for being family run firms. Ownerships are known to have been passed through generations, with each different family member adding their own stamp to the vineyards and the wines produced within them. Burgundy wine is steeped in a rich and vibrant history, resulting in huge popularity with consumers. These delicious wines boast a wide variety of whites and reds, all with their own distinct flavours and appeal.

Domaine Gueguen is a family-owned winery nestled in the rolling hills of France's Loire Valley. They specialize in producing beautiful, unique wines that express both the terroir and their own signature styles. Each bottle of Domaine Gueguen wine is carefully crafted to bring out its full potential – from the carefully selected grapes to the meticulous winemaking processes. Domaine Gueguen offers a wide range of wines, including their signature Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc as well as some lesser-known varietals such as Gamay, Chenin Blanc and Cabernet Franc.

Bordeaux is the world’s most famous and revered wine region. It produces a remarkable range of wines, from classic dry whites to legendary red blends. The region's complex terroir means that even within its boundaries, there is an incredibly diverse array of flavours and styles. Our guide to Bordeaux wines, helps you explore and understand the five major grape varieties that are used to make them: Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Cabernet Franc, Malbec and Petit Verdot. Each of these grapes contributes its own unique set of characteristics to the blend, creating a full-bodied and complex wine with layers of flavour.

An Overview of Beaujolais Wine Region What is it, where does it come from, and why is it so popular Our guide to help you understand the Different Types and Varietals of Beaujolais Wines. Exploring the different styles of wines produced in Beaujolais

Domaine Maby, In the Rhone Valley is an organic wine estate run by father and son. The estate has been in the family for approx 100 years, Richard Maby took over the estate in 2005 and the estate has now been awarded the prestigious Hachette winemaker of the year

The Mas de la Dame has been producing wine and olive oil for four generations. Caroline Missoffe and Anne Poniatowski, the founder’s great-granddaughters, now manage this estate, Read here the connection between the organic wine estate and Vincent Van Gogh