Vegan wines
Vegan wines are wines that are omitted in the production of tools and fining of animal origin, ie no use of egg whites, casein, gelatin, isinglass, etc..
Clarifiers, which go back to Animal raw materials are very rare and as expensive, likely to be used only for higher quality wines. Many producers would like, however, to keep the option for certain and also approved under the EU regulation on organic products is open so that the use of animal raw materials can not be excluded in principle. This is especially true for gelatin, which also can be obtained from organic farming. Below are listed some winemakers who choose not to because of his own philosophies on animal raw materials .
light & fresh
Tuscan classic. Honey scent and acacia blossoms with a light touch.
Fine-aromatic aroma with a hint of pear and great length. Who more Tuscany
want, must go.
Goes well with vegetable risotto, salads, seafood
powerful & concentrated
Ripe plum fruit with deep acidity and balsamic notes. Old vines
bring a certain freshness and fullness in addition to the sweetness typical of Garnacha.
full-bodiedness. Delicate aniseed aromas in the finish. Needs air!
Goes well with dark meat and vegetables, casseroles.
strong & full-bodied
As befits a good Sagrantino, this "beginner" from di
Filippo is packed with sweet fruit, plump cherries, notes of underbrush, a hefty
liquorice and a truckload of tannin. Matured in wooden barrels.
Goes well with game, braised red meat, hard cheeses.
light & fresh
Straightforward, fruity rosato from the Merlot grape. A discreet sweetness plays around the
the light, Merlot-typical cherry fruit. With hints of white currants.
Goes well with raw ham, fish, tender vegetables.