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This is his Trousseau “Lumachelles”, grown on limestone soils on part of his 4.5 hectares as part of the Cotes du Jura appellation. Expect bright b...
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A blend of around 80% Pinot Noir with a little Ploussard and Trousseau from four parcels around the village of Liesle. Destemmed by hand and fermen...
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'This delicious Domaine des Cavarodes wine demonstrates Etienne’s remarkable capacity for making great wines even if they are field blends. This wi...
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'This is a very interesting wine made from four of the most common grape varieties found in the Jura, namely Pinot Noir (about 80%), Ploussard, Tro...
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'Le Clousot from Michel Gahier is a Trousseau that is lighter than the Grands Vergers, it is a paler colour but has a vibrant freshness and hints o...
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'Rouge du Max is a new wine for Michel Gahier made from vines that were previously owned by his brother who died recently. Michel was helped in the...
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'The vines for this wine from Michel Gahier are even older than those used for the La Vigne du Louis having been planted over 80 years ago. The win...
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'La Vigne du Louis is a Trousseau that is lighter than Michel Gahier’s Grands Vergers and Le Clousot, it is a paler colour but has a vibrant freshn...
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'Garde-Corps, as its cuvée name suggests, is the trousseau which Tony Bornard makes as a “vin de garde”- i.e. it is made for aging. From almost 40 ...
View full detailsFrench wine has a stronghold over the hearts of many Australian wine lovers, and for many reasons. Considered the best winemaking country in the world, France faces many competitors but continues to come out on top thanks to its many climates, soils, and variety of terroir that enhances the flavours and production of its wine. Now, you may be thinking that there isn’t possibly anything better than pouring a lovely glass of French wine, but we have a few words that might excite you: natural French wine.
There is no official definition for what makes a natural wine. Natural wine is usually grown in small scale, by independent producers. Grapes are hand-picked from sustainable, organic, or biodynamic vineyards. The wine is fermented with no added yeast, no additives are included in fermentation and little to no sulphites are added. Simply it’s as natural as it can be.
Natural wine is farmed organically, meaning the grapes are free from pesticides, herbicides, and fertilisers, and then made without adding or removing anything in the cellar. The end result is a living wine that is both wholesome and full of naturally occurring microbiology.
Combining the beauty of French wine and the eco-friendly process of natural winemaking helps create a truly unique and powerful drop that all wine lovers, and those new to the wine world, can’t help but relish.
We are more conscious than ever of what we put into our bodies and out into the environment. The interest in buying organic, biodynamic and natural wine is bigger than ever, and as the demand grows, so does production, which is why Moreish Wines have such an expansive range of natural French wines for you to buy online.
Every unique bottle we sell is one that we love and enjoy sharing with our friends and family, if you are searching for the perfect bottle of natural French wine to buy online in Australia, then you have come to the right place!
Browse our selection, learn more about the natural winemaking process and enjoy a delightful bottle of natural French wine from one of the many brands we stock.
