Brands
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Bibo Runge
Bibo Runge Winery crafts exquisite, aroma-rich wines, guided by a philosophy that values time, quality, and respect for nature. Founded by Markus and Monika, Bibo Runge specializes in slow, meticulous winemaking, using handpicked grapes, extended maceration, gentle basket pressing, and natural fermentation. As a certified member of FAIR'N GREEN, the winery prioritizes sustainability, maintaining one of the smallest CO2 footprints in the industry. With a focus on both environmental and social responsibility, Bibo Runge wines offer a refined experience rooted in tradition and mindful innovation.
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Cave de Ribeauvillé
Cave de Ribeauvillé, founded in 1895, is France’s first wine cooperative, located in the heart of Alsace along the renowned Wine Route. Representing over 40 multi-generational families, this cooperative winery has mastered crafting wines that reflect the region's diverse soils, from granite to sandstone. Their 245 hectares of vineyards showcase a rich variety of terroirs, giving each wine unique depth and character. Dedicated to quality and tradition, Cave de Ribeauvillé now offers alcohol-free wines, crafted through a careful low-temperature distillation process that preserves authentic flavors. Under the guidance of President Yves Baltenweck, the winery continues to honor its heritage while embracing innovation.
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Château La Coste
Château La Coste is an extraordinary Provençal estate where organic winemaking, art, and architecture converge. Spanning 200 hectares, it combines vineyards with installations by renowned artists, set around a historic 17th-century Palladian-style house. The estate, certified organic since 2009, practices biodynamic farming to respect and enhance its unique terroir, producing wines that embody the authentic essence of Provence. With a modern vat room designed by Jean Nouvel, Château La Coste invites visitors to explore a harmonious blend of nature, artistry, and meticulous craftsmanship in each bottle.
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Château Sauman
Château Sauman, located in the picturesque Côtes de Bourg near Bordeaux, blends five generations of winemaking tradition with a unique social mission. Acquired by Adef Résidences, the estate now supplies fine, sustainably produced wines to local senior living facilities while welcoming travelers to its accessible guesthouse. Overlooking the Gironde Estuary, Château Sauman offers bold wines that reflect the rich terroir of “La Petite Suisse” and invites visitors to discover the charm of this historic region.
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Domaine de la Grenaudière
Located in the heart of the Muscadet appellation since 1723, Domaine de la Grenaudière crafts wines exclusively from Melon de Bourgogne grapes. Nestled between the Sèvre and Maine rivers on granite-rich soils, the estate’s extended lees aging imparts Muscadets with a pure expression of terroir.
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Ethic Drinks
More than organic wines, Ethic Drinks offer sustainable wines and earth caring labels.
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Gnista
From nearby Malmo, the swedish distillery offers a classic approach to spirits, founded by Erika Ollén
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Heribert Bayer
The awarded Heribert Bayer’s winery in Neckenmarkt produces exceptional Austrian wines, blending tradition with innovation. Led by Patrick Bayer, their wines capture terroir, varietal character, and the family’s unique winemaking philosophy.
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Oddbird
Scandinavia’s premier producer of wines, beers, and spirits, all liberated from alcohol.
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Strauch Sektmanufaktur
Located in Germany’s Rheinhessen region, Strauch Sektmanufaktur crafts exceptional sparkling wines with passion and sustainability at its core. Certified organic and powered by renewable energy, Strauch blends traditional bottle fermentation with modern expertise, allowing their Sekts to mature on the lees for at least 15 months.
Their portfolio features both classic Champagne varietals like Chardonnay and Pinot Noir, as well as regional gems such as Riesling and Silvaner, resulting in unique and character-driven wines. Led by Isabel Strauch-Weißbach and Tim Weißbach, Strauch is dedicated to creating sparkling wines that embody balance, elegance, and the vibrant joy of life.
“Sekt is our passion!” – Isabel Strauch-Weißbach
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Vignobles Raguenot
Founded in 1967, the Raguenot Vineyards are a family-owned business renowned internationally for their exceptional wines, including award-winning selections from Château des Tourtes and Château Haut Beyzac.
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Vignobles Villebois
Divin brings the artistry of the Loire Valley to alcohol-free winemaking. Crafted by the passionate team at Vignobles Villebois, their cuvées—Sauvignon Blanc, Chenin, and Pinot Noir—are produced using artisanal methods to preserve delicate aromas. Rooted in tradition yet boldly innovative, Divin offers a fresh take on Loire Valley excellence for every occasion.
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Weingut Bergdolt Reif & Nett
Weingut Bergdolt Reif & Nett, located in the heart of Germany’s Pfalz region, blends tradition and innovation to craft wines of exceptional character. Guided by the Nett family, this historic estate embraces sustainable practices, including horse-powered farming in premier vineyards, to enhance soil vitality. Specializing in Grauburgunder, Spätburgunder, and Weißburgunder, their wines reflect the rich loess and limestone soils and Pfalz’s unique climate. With a focus on gentle production techniques and natural expression, each bottle offers an authentic taste of the region’s terroir and winemaking heritage.
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Weingut Daniel Mattern
Weingut Daniel Mattern, founded in 2011 in Rheinhessen, is a dynamic and innovative winery that focuses on producing wines with character and freshness. Specializing in Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, and Burgundy, Daniel Mattern crafts wines that highlight the unique qualities of each vineyard and grape variety. With a commitment to quality and a passion for bringing out the best in every harvest, his wines offer a modern and approachable style that reflects both nature and innovation.
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Weingut Löffler
Weingut Löffler, located in the sunny hills of Markgräflerland, is a family-owned winery with three generations of winemaking expertise. Known for producing high-quality wines, the estate grows both traditional Baden varieties like Gutedel and Spätburgunder, as well as international favorites like Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay. The winery focuses on sustainable practices and meticulous craftsmanship, resulting in wines that express the region's unique terroir. Visitors can enjoy a warm, welcoming atmosphere in their modern vinothek, where the Löffler family shares their passion for fine wine.
