The best natural wines to try right now range from $25 crowd-pleasers like Gulp Hablo Orange and Folicello Lambrusco Pét-Nat to cult, cellar-worthy bottles from Radikon and Frank Cornelissen. Below are the natural wines our customers buy most and our team pours at home, across every style and price.
This is not a ranking of the “best natural wines in the world.” It is a curated, honest guide to the bottles that move fastest at Primal Wine and the ones we keep coming back to. Every wine here is in stock, low-intervention, and made by a small grower. New to the category? Start with our guide to natural wine, then come back and shop.
Best natural wines to try now
Our most-loved bottles for everyday drinking, all crowd-tested by real orders.
- Gulp Hablo Orange ($26) – the easiest way into orange wine: fresh and gulpable.
- Folicello Lambrusco Pét-Nat ($25) – joyful, frothy, dry red fizz and a perennial bestseller.
- Field Recordings So Far Out Chillable Red ($27) – a light, bright red built for a slight chill.
- Frank Cornelissen Susucarù Rosso ($42) – the everyday bottle from an Etna legend, savory and volcanic.
Best natural wines by style
- Best natural red: Gulp Hablo Garnacha ($26). Browse more in red natural wine.
- Best natural white: Le Coste Litrozzo Bianco ($32). Browse more white natural wine.
- Best orange wine: Field Recordings Skins ($25) for beginners, Denavolo Dinavolino ($40) to go deeper. See the orange wine collection.
- Best rosé: Le Coste Litrozzo Rosato ($30). Browse rosé natural wine.
- Best pét-nat / sparkling: Folicello Lambruscone Pét-Nat ($25). Explore all pét-nat.
Best value natural wines (under $30)
Natural wine does not have to be expensive. These deliver the most character per dollar.
- Field Recordings Freddo Sangiovese ($25)
- Il Farneto Giandon Red Blend ($25)
- Il Farneto Frisant Lambrusco Rosato ($25)
See everything $25 or less.
Best natural wines to cellar
Benchmark bottles from the producers that defined the movement, worth laying down or saving for something special.
- Radikon Sivi Pinot Gris ($60) – skin-contact royalty from Friuli.
- Barbacan Fracia Valtellina Riserva ($76) – high-altitude Nebbiolo, one of the Alps’ great natural reds.
- Frank Cornelissen MunJebel Rosso ($105) – the volcanic Etna cru that made Cornelissen famous.
- Gut Oggau Mechthild ($140) – a profound Austrian white from a biodynamic icon.
See the full Cellar Selection.
Best natural wine producers
If you want to shop by name, these are the growers our customers trust most: Le Coste, Folicello, Field Recordings, Barbacan, Radikon, Frank Cornelissen, and Gut Oggau. Read all of our producer profiles.
Best natural wine club and subscription
Want the best natural wines chosen for you? Our natural wine club ships a hand-picked selection of low-intervention bottles on your schedule, with no guesswork. It is the easiest way to discover new favorites every month.
Shop the best natural wines
Browse all of our best-selling natural wines, or explore the full natural wine collection from growers around the world.