Vegan wines

Vegan wines

29 products
    29 products
    Feudo Luparello NOTO ROSSO DOP 2016 | Organic Red Wine SFr. 14.5
    Feudo Luparello NOTO ROSSO DOC 2016
    SFr. 14.90
    Ciù Ciù RYMAROSÉ Marche IGP Vino spumante Brut | Organic Rosè Sparkling Wine SFr. 14.5
    Ciù Ciù RYMAROSÉ Marche IGP Spumante Brut Bio
    SFr. 14.50
    Ciù Ciù ORIS Falerio DOC Bio 2021
    SFr. 10.50
    Feudo Luparello NERO D’AVOLA SYRAH Sicilia DOP 2019 | Organic Red Wine SFr. 12
    Feudo Luparello NERO D’AVOLA SYRAH Sicilia Bio DOC 2019
    SFr. 11.95
    Ciù Ciù OPPIDUM Marche IGP Rosso 2016 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 22
    Ciù Ciù OPPIDUM Marche IGT Rosso Bio 2017
    SFr. 21.50
    Ciù Ciù BACCHUS Piceno DOP 2021 | Bio Vegan Red Wine SFr. 12
    Ciù Ciù BACCHUS Piceno DOC Bio 2021
    SFr. 12.50
    Ciù Ciù ARBINUS Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOP Classico 2021 | Bio Vegan White Wine SFr. 13
    Ciù Ciù ARBINUS Verdicchio dei Castelli di Jesi DOC Classico Bio 2021
    SFr. 12.90
    Ciù Ciù TEBALDO Marche IGP 2020 | Bio Vegan White Wine SFr. 12.5
    Ciù Ciù TEBALDO Marche IGT Bio 2020
    SFr. 12.50
    Ciù Ciù MERLETTAIE Offida DOCG Pecorino 2021 | Bio Vegan White Wine SFr. 14.5
    Ciù Ciù MERLETTAIE Offida DOCG Pecorino Bio 2022
    SFr. 14.50
    Ciù Ciù ESPERANTO Offida DOCG Rosso 2013 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 28
    Ciù Ciù ESPERANTO Offida DOCG Rosso Bio 2014
    SFr. 23.90
    Ciù Ciù SAGGIO Marche IGP Sangiovese 2018 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 19
    Ciù Ciù SAGGIO Marche IGT Sangiovese Bio 2019
    SFr. 19.00
    Villa Barcaroli MONTEPULCIANO D’ABRUZZO RISERVA DOP 2015 | Biodynamic Red Wine SFr. 21.5
    Villa Barcaroli MONTEPULCIANO D’ABRUZZO RISERVA DOC Demeter 2016
    SFr. 21.95
    Umani Ronchi VELLODORO Terre di Chieti Pecorino IGT 2021
    SFr. 14.50
    Ferrari MAXIMUM ROSÉ Trento DOC Brut
    SFr. 29.90
    Ferrari MAXIMUM BLANC DE BLANCS Trento DOC Brut
    SFr. 27.50
    Umani Ronchi CÙMARO Riserva Conero DOCG 2019
    SFr. 27.90
    Villa Barcaroli MONTEPULCIANO D’ABRUZZO DOP 2020 | Biodynamic Red Wine SFr. 11.5
    Villa Barcaroli MONTEPULCIANO D’ABRUZZO DOC Demeter 2020
    SFr. 13.95
    Villa Barcaroli TREBBIANO D’ABRUZZO DOP 2021 | Biodynamic White Wine SFr. 11.5
    Villa Barcaroli TREBBIANO D’ABRUZZO DOC Demeter 2021
    SFr. 11.50
    Ciù Ciù DA DOLCE Vino spumante dolce Malvasia| Organic Vegan Sparkling Wine SFr. 14.5
    Ciù Ciù DA DOLCE Dolce Malvasia Sparkling Wine Bio Vegan
    SFr. 14.90
    Ciù Ciù ALTA MAREA Vino spumante Brut Passerina | Organic Sparkling Wine SFr. 14.5
    Ciù Ciù ALTA MAREA Passerina Brut Sparkling Wine Bio Vegan
    SFr. 14.95
    Ciù Ciù ESPERANTO Offida DOCG Rosso 2013 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 28
    Ciù Ciù ESPERANTO Offida DOCG Rosso Bio 2013
    SFr. 23.90
    Ciù Ciù SAGGIO Marche IGP Sangiovese 2018 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 19
    Ciù Ciù SAGGIO Marche IGT Sangiovese Bio 2018
    SFr. 19.00
    Ciù Ciù GOTICO Piceno DOP Superiore 2017 | Organic Vegan Red Wine SFr. 16
    Ciù Ciù GOTICO Piceno DOC Superiore Bio 2018
    SFr. 15.90
    Ciù Ciù EVOÉ Marche IGP Passerina 2021 | Bio Vegan White Wine SFr. 12.5
    Ciù Ciù EVOÉ Marche IGP Passerina Bio 2021
    SFr. 12.50
    Ciù Ciù MERLETTAIE Offida DOCG Pecorino 2021 | Bio Vegan White Wine SFr. 14.5
    Ciù Ciù MERLETTAIE Offida DOCG Pecorino Bio 2021
    SFr. 14.50
    47 Anno Domini Prosecco Bio Extra Brut Vegan
    SFr. 13.50
    47 Anno Domini Prosecco Bio Vegan Extra Dry | Sparkling Wine SFr. 13
    47 Anno Domini Diamante Bio Vegan Extra Dry Prosecco
    SFr. 13.50

    Vegan wines - enjoyment without any animal ingredients

    The importance of veganism in the world

    Veganism has gained a lot of importance in recent years and more and more people are opting for a vegan lifestyle. This trend is also reflected in the wine world, where vegan wines are gaining popularity. Vegan wines offer an ethical alternative for wine lovers who want to avoid animal products.

    Vegan wine - clear labeling and transparency

    The labeling of vegan wines plays an important role in the selection process for vegans. To ensure that a wine is indeed vegan, consumers should look for appropriate certifications on the label. More and more winemakers and wineries are recognizing the demand for vegan wines and ensuring that their products meet high standards.

    Buying vegan wines - choice and variety

    The range of vegan wine on the market is growing steadily, giving wine lovers a wide choice. Both in specialized stores and online stores, there is a wide variety of vegan wines representing different grape varieties, flavors and regions. Whether a fresh white wine, a fruity rosé or a strong red wine is desired, there are vegan options for every taste.

    The difference in vegan wine

    The main difference between vegan wines and traditional wines lies in the clarifying agents used during the production process. Animal products such as gelatin, casein, or egg white are used in the fining and clarification of traditional wines to remove turbidity. Vegan wines, on the other hand, are treated with purely vegetable or mineral clarifiers to achieve natural clarification.

    In conclusion, vegan wines offer the possibility to enjoy wine without renouncing ethical principles. They are not only suitable for vegans, but also for all wine lovers looking for a more conscious and sustainable choice. The growing availability and variety of vegan wines makes it possible to consider one's own tastes and personal preferences. Whether purchased at a specialty retailer or in our online store, vegan wines offer an exciting alternative that combines pleasure and responsibility.

    Vegan Wines

    The most important difference is that no animal products are used in the production of vegan wines. In contrast, in the production of conventional wines, animal products such as egg white, lactose or milk protein are often used to filter the wine and remove some substances. However, in the case of vegetarian wine, milk protein, chicken egg protein, and the swim bladder of fish may be used in the so-called "fining" process. However, the products used must come from organic farming.

    Because vegan wines do not cause animal suffering, vegetarians and vegans can be confident that their wine has been produced ethically. Vegan wines are therefore by no means just a trend, but an important choice for consumers who want to consume their wine without sacrificing their vegan lifestyle.

    Vegan wines are produced in a similar way to conventional wines. However, vegan wines do not use animal products such as egg white, lactose or milk protein for filtration. Instead, vegetarian substitutes such as silica gel, bentonite and maple syrup are used. These substitutes take a little longer to do their job, but they work just as effectively.

    To ensure that the wine is indeed a vegan wine, buyers should look for a vegan label on the label. However, sometimes vegan wines are not labeled accordingly because the process of getting a vegan label is very costly for the producer. Especially for smaller winemakers, this extra effort is often not worth it.

    Not every vegan wine is automatically an organic wine. The organic wine seal also guarantees that synthetic fertilizers and pesticides have not been used.

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