This collection highlights some of the very best examples of organic wine from around the globe. The definition of organic wine differs from country to country, but, in general, organic wines must be made from organically farmed grapes -- or grapes grown without the use of artificial fertilizers and chemicals such as pesticides, herbicides and fungicides.

• Gerard Bertrand Kosmos Organic Red Blend
  Kosmos has a deep ruby-red color. This powerful, elegant and nicely-balanced cuvee is endowed with generous red fruits aromas. The tannins are mature, subtle and the lingering finish is amazingly intense. Kosmos has also an important potential for cellaring.
• Chateau de Monbadon
  Currants and spices on the nose. Full body, chewy and polished tannins, bright acidity and a flavorful finish. Chocolate and coffee undertones. Already delicious. Made from organically grown grapes. Drink now.
• Paul Dolan Vineyards Organically Grown Zinfandel
  Paul Dolan Vineyards Organically Grown Zinfandel comes from certified organic vineyards at high-elevation overlooking the Russian River; it is grown without using herbicides such as glyphosate or other synthetic pesticides and chemical fertilizers. These vineyards ripen evenly and fully. This refined Zinfandel is the perfect flavor marriage with tastes of boysenberry preserves, black pepper, and orange marmalade.
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Due to the popularity of this gift, wines sometimes sell out. Should this happen, we will always substitute with wines of equal or greater value.