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The organic wine gambleWith healthy eating – and drinking – all the rage, MONTY WALDIN investigates why some organic wines may be better for you than others
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How do organics and biodynamics affect a vineyard’s carbon footprint?An online debate around the carbon footprint of organic and biodynamic viticulture...
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Wilder restaurant – Sustainability on the menuDecanter review of the food and wine at Sir Terence Conran's sustainable restaurant in Shoreditch, London
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Organic Champagnes to try in 2019Let us do the searching for you...
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Biodynamic vs organic – ask DecanterBiodynamic or organic wines? What's the difference and is one way better than the other?
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Jane Anson’s 30 best-value organic & biodynamic winesJane Anson picks out 30 great organic and biodynamic buys, all under £30
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What is natural wine? – ask DecanterThere's no strict definition...
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Going green in Languedoc-Roussillon – Organics and BiodynamicsWith the climate of southern France ideally suited to organics and biodynamics, it’s no surprise that producers here are embracing environmentally conscious viticulture. James Lawther MW finds out more and picks wines to try…
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Is organic viticulture irresponsible?See both sides of the debate as to whether organic viticulture is possible or not, as taken from the 'burning question' in Decanter's February 2014 issue....
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Champagne 2014: Organic growers survive tense summerOrganic growers in Champagne believe they have 'proven themselves' in 2014 after a wet August increased tension with their non-organic counterparts over the use of sprays.
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Fewer French winemakers switching to organic
There has been a sharp drop in the number of French winemakers converting their vines to organic, but supporters believe consumer demand will spark a fresh growth phase.
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EU says no to organic wineThe European Union has rejected a proposal to create an organic wine category, despite regulation being 'urgently needed'.
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Jefford on Monday: The organic auditAndrew Jefford provides an organic wine health check ahead of France's biggest organic wine show, in Montpellier, Languedoc-Roussillon...
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New Zealand aims for 20% organic
Twenty percent of vineyards in New Zealand will be farmed organically or biodynamically by 2020, according to a new target set by Organic Winegrowers New Zealand (OWNZ).
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Cortese: A ‘new’ organic estate to watch in SicilyRead a profile and notes on this estate's first wines...
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French winemaker drops organic status for ‘better treatments’French winemaker drops organic wine status, saying that he believes it would be better to treat vines outside of the rules...
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Jefford on Monday: On the trail of the organic supervinesOur columnist has seen the future of wine...
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Latour L’Enclos vineyard goes fully organicThe famed 47-hectare walled vineyard of Chateau Latour, known as L'Enclos, has converted entirely to organic farming for the 2015 vintage.
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St Emilion’s Chateau Fonplegade gets organic certificationSt Emilion Grand Cru Classé estate Chateau Fonplegade has received organic status from certification agency EcoCert.
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Organic ‘is the future’ for Bordeaux wineOrganic viticulture, egg-shaped vats and infra-red technology are key winemaking techniques for the future of Bordeaux's vineyards and cellars, according to a group of early-adopting Chateau owners.
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Château de La Dauphine certified organic and biodynamicChâteau de La Dauphine in Fronsac goes biodynamic
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Bordeaux classed growths go fully organicChateaux Guiraud and Pontet Canet have become Bordeaux’s first classed growths to be certified organic.
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Chateau Margaux unveils organic and screwcap winesOrganics and screwcaps could be the way forward for Chateau Margaux, according to new research by the Bordeaux first growth.
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Grape expectations for organic wineSponsored
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Latour to expand organic project
Bordeaux first growth Château Latour will step up its organic project in 2010.
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