Best Natural Wine Regions & Wineries to Visit

Discover some of the world’s best natural wine regions, each with its unique terroir, grape varieties, and winemaking traditions. Click on the markers on the map to learn more about each region.

🍇 France: Loire Valley & Jura

France is a hotspot for natural wine, with some of the most influential producers in the movement.

Domaine de l’Ecu (Loire Valley) – Biodynamic pioneers focusing on terroir-driven Muscadet.
Domaine Tissot (Jura) – Masters of oxidative and non-oxidative Savagnin and Chardonnay.
Domaine Mosse (Loire Valley) – Known for rich, textural Chenin Blanc and vibrant reds.

Must-Visit Wine Bars & Shops: Le Verre Volé (Paris), Autour d’un Verre (Paris).

🍷 Italy: Sicily & Friuli

Italy is home to some of the most exciting and experimental natural winemakers.

Frank Cornelissen (Sicily) – Iconic volcanic wines from Mount Etna.

Arianna Occhipinti (Sicily) – Elegant, fresh, and terroir-expressive Frappato and Nero d’Avola.

Radikon (Friuli-Venezia Giulia) – Legendary orange wines, deep and complex.

Best Cities for Natural Wine: Palermo, Catania, Trieste.

🌍 Spain: Catalonia & Galicia

Spain has seen a natural wine renaissance, with regions producing fresh and exciting wines.

Clos Lentiscus (Catalonia) – Incredible sparkling wines made biodynamically.

Partida Creus (Catalonia) – Pioneers in reviving nearly lost grape varieties.

Bodega Akilia (Bierzo) – High-altitude, expressive Mencía wines.

Top Wine Bars: Bar Brutal (Barcelona), La Vinya del Senyor (Barcelona).

🍷 USA: California & Oregon

The natural wine movement in the US is growing rapidly, with standout winemakers on the West Coast.

Donkey & Goat (California) – Raw, lively wines with a true sense of place.

La Garagista (Vermont) – Biodynamic Alpine wines from New England.

Division Wine Co. (Oregon) – Low-intervention Pinot Noir and Gamay.

Where to Taste: Wild Arc Farm (New York), Ordinaire Wine Bar (Oakland).

Tips for Planning a Natural Wine Trip

Book Appointments in Advance – Many small-scale wineries require prior bookings.

Stay in Wine Regions – Consider guesthouses at vineyards for an immersive experience.

Ask Locals for Recommendations – The best wine bars often lead to the best wineries.

Travel Off-Season – Avoid the crowds and get more time with the winemakers.

Exploring natural wine at the source is a rewarding experience, offering a deeper appreciation for the craft and culture behind each bottle. Whether you’re sipping in a rustic cellar in France or enjoying a beachside tasting in Sicily, each journey adds another layer to your love for natural wine.

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