Organic red wine

Qualitatively speaking, definitely. Organic wine is made from grapes grown on organically farmed vineyards. This means that no chemical pesticides or fertilizers are used. Instead, natural methods such as compost and green manure are used to promote the health of the soil and the vines. Organic red wines are generally more expensive than conventionally produced red wines. This is because the cultivation of organic wine requires more effort and higher costs for the winegrowers.

Yes, organic wines can also be sprayed. However, only natural sprays made from plant extracts or mineral substances are used for organic wines. These sprays are less harmful to the environment and health than chemical sprays.

Yes, organic wines can also contain sulphur. Sulphur is used in wine production to preserve the wine and prevent oxidation. However, the sulphur content in organic wines is generally lower than in conventionally produced wines.