Natural Wine Producers: Working With Nature

Portraits and interviews with the world's finest natural wine producers — farmers and winemakers who work in harmony with terroir, minimal intervention, and a deep respect for the land.

Der Rebenhof - natural wine producer profile | Primal Wine illustration
Germany 2 min read
Der Rebenhof
A small Mosel estate in Urzig devoted entirely to old-vine, ungrafted Riesling from the steep slate of the Wurzgarten.
Andi Knauss of Weingut Knauss in Strümpfelbach, Württemberg, Germany
Germany 3 min read
La Boutanche A. Knauss
Fourth-generation Andi Knauss farms 15 hectares in Strümpfelbach, Württemberg by instinct and organic conviction, making natural Riesling, Trollinger, and Pinot Noir for the La Boutanche collaboration.
Leon Gold - natural wine producer profile | Primal Wine illustration
Biodynamic 2 min read
Leon Gold
First-generation vigneron Leon Gold farms 18 biodynamic hectares in the steep Gundelsbach valley of Württemberg, making zippy, mineral-driven wines from Trollinger, Riesling, and Sauvignon Blanc on ancient keuper soils.
Collective Z - natural wine producer profile | Primal Wine illustration
Germany 2 min read
Collective Z
A two-person German micro-winery in Leistadt farming barely a hectare of old limestone vines by hand, with no ambition to grow beyond two.
La Boutanche - natural wine producer profile | Primal Wine illustration
Beaujolais 2 min read
La Boutanche
La Boutanche is Selection Massale's natural wine label launched in 2012, pairing iconic animal-mascot labels with 1-litre screw-top bottles of native-yeast, low-sulfur wines made by a rotating cast of trusted producers.
Stephan Kraemer of Weingut Kraemer in his vineyard
Franken 2 min read
Kraemer
A Franconian family farm turning four hectares of organically grown vines into cloudy, low-sulfur, spontaneously fermented natural wines of bright, spicy purity.
Andi Weigand — natural wine producer
Franken 2 min read
Andi Weigand
From 50-year-old Iphofen vines on rare Keuper gypsum soils, Andi Weigand spontaneously ferments Silvaner in wood and steel, usually bottling without sulfur or filtration.
Bergkloster — natural wine producer
Germany 2 min read
Bergkloster
Fifth-generation Jason Groebe makes zero-sulfur Westhofen wines, spontaneously fermented and aged in large old oak, with no fining and no filtration.
Jessika Reis and Philipp Musevi of Lesom Weine, natural wine producer in the Mosel, Germany
Biodynamic 2 min read
Lesom Weine
Jessika Reis and Philipp Musevi farm 1.3 steep-slate hectares across 20 kilometers of the Mosel, making spontaneously fermented Rieslings that carry the mineral intensity of old family parcels without compromise.
Alanna Lagamba, natural wine producer of Vin de LaGamba, holding grape clusters in her vineyard in Rheinhessen, Germany
Germany 2 min read
Vin de Lagamba
Alanna Lagamba's Rheinhessen natural wine project: a Canadian-born, Berlin-formed winemaker making zero-sulfur, spontaneous pet-nats and sparkling Sekt from organic German fruit.
Brand — natural wine producer
Germany 3 min read
Brand
Two brothers in Germany's northern Pfalz turning a fifth-generation family farm into one of the country's most exciting natural and pet-nat addresses, with their grandmother drawing the labels.
Hannes Bergdoll and Claudiu Dumea among the vines in South Pfalz, Germany
Germany 2 min read
Hannes and Claudiu
A friendship-turned-winery in Germany's South Pfalz where Hannes Bergdoll and Claudiu Dumea bottle hands-off, unsulfured wines of immense drinkability.