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 .
Juicy, creamy and individual
Shortly macerated, for the most part spontaneously fermented and without any added sulphur.
added sulphur. Juicy and creamy thanks to the organic acidity conversion, very
mouth-filling without heaviness! Pear, acacia blossom and honeydew melon.
Almost universal at the table.
Without added sulfur!
Frizzante, dry & fresh
A PetNat, wine with added must, with indigenous yeasts for
Frizzante was fermented. Aromas of bread crusts and apple, slightly yeasty clay.
100% Grechetto grapes, hence the refreshing bitterness. Very dry
and animating.
Goes well with fish, chicken, medium-aged cheese, as an aperitif.
Frizzante, dry & fresh
The sparkling trend drink is currently called PetNat, derived from the almost extinct French Petillant Naturel. A relatively rustic method of sparkling wine production, where must is fermented with sugar and yeast directly in the bottle. The natural wine scene has brought the rebirth, matching PetNat always has something wild. The LaBelle Malvasia has a lot of fabric and a delicate pink color thanks to shell contact.