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.

Italy 2 min read
Tenuta la Pergola
A four-generation family estate in Cisterna d'Asti since 1903, Tenuta la Pergola farms 40 organically tended hectares across Roero, Monferrato, and Langhe with indigenous Piedmontese varieties.
France 2 min read
La Mongestine
Harry and Céline Gozlan, with winemaker Maxime Gamard, farm 31 organic hectares on a high-altitude Provence plateau above Jouques, crafting mineral, fruit-forward wines that stand apart from the region's mainstream rosé.
Chenin blanc 3 min read
Ludovic Chanson
Former pharmaceutical researcher Ludovic Chanson traded his lab coat for a vineyard in 2009 and now farms 6.5 hectares of certified-organic Chenin Blanc in Montlouis-sur-Loire with minimal intervention.
Garganega 3 min read
Nous
Nous is an Italian farming collective founded in 2015 by Sara and Alessandro Filippi on volcanic Soave soils, uniting small growers across Veneto and Sicily under a regenerative Vini di Luce philosophy that goes beyond organic to revitalize soil life and biodiversity.
Nate Ready, co-owner and winemaker of Hiyu Wine Farm in Hood River, Oregon
Oregon 2 min read
Hiyu Wine Farm
A polyculture farm near Mount Hood where Nate Ready and China Tresemer grow over 100 grape varieties and raise wild, field-blend wines with almost no intervention.
Fabien Jouves, winemaker at Mas del Périé, Cahors
Biodynamic 3 min read
Mas del Périé
Fabien Jouves farms 20 biodynamic hectares on the limestone heights of Cahors, producing Malbec-driven natural wines of remarkable freshness and precision that have made him one of southwest France's most exciting young voices.
Abraam's Vineyards — natural wine producer
Greece 2 min read
Abraam's Vineyards
Grandsons revived their grandfather's mountain plots at nearly 1,000 meters in the Greek Macedonian highlands, making amphora-aged Malagousia where winters drop to minus twenty.
France 1 min read
Domaine du Temps
On a former 18th-century priory north of Carcassonne, Lauranne Plegat and Jeremy Gobert farm thirteen biodynamic hectares ringed by sixty hectares of protective garrigue.
Portugal 2 min read
Bojo do Luar
Ground chestnut flowers stand in for sulfur in these granite-grown Vinho Verde wines, fermented in century-old amphorae the old monastic way.
Chris Christensen, winemaker behind Where's Linus?, smiling outdoors in a vineyard wearing a backwards cap and white t-shirt
California 3 min read
Where's Linus?
Chris Christensen, Bodkin Wines founder and Wine Enthusiast 40 Under 40 honoree, makes playful skin-contact California wines that champion diversity in the wine industry.
Weingut Benzinger — natural wine producer
Germany 2 min read
Weingut Benzinger
A Kirchheim family that pioneered organic farming in the northern Pfalz in 1985, fermenting spontaneously and bottling unfined, unfiltered Riesling and Pinot.
California 2 min read
Beaver Creek Vineyards
Czech-born Martin Pohl makes CCOF-organic and Demeter-certified wines below Mount Saint Helena, native-fermented with zero added sulfites and no filtration.