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What Is Natural Wine? Minimal Intervention, Cellar to Bottle — and How It Differs From Organic and Conventional
Natural wine is a winemaking philosophy centered on minimal intervention, utilizing grapes grown without synthetic pesticides, fermented by indigenous yeasts, and bottled with very few additives. It emphasizes a hands-off approach from vineyard to bottle, differing significantly from organic and conventional methods.
Shira Golan·November 6, 2026