Fine Wines from Organic & Biodynamic Vines

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ONLY HERE | Our sites are the only source for news, stories, wine info, in-depth winery overviews and tastemaker interviews from an organic and biodynamic perspective. 

GET THE SCOOP | Visit our sites to get region by region, in depth profiles of 45-60+ wineries and find 250+ wines on each site listed by price and variety.

SUBSCRIBERS GET MORE | Get discounts on wine, promotional pricing on shipping or two for one tastings from select wineries. 

"Bravo! Finally, places to find organic and biodynamic wineries...

With hundreds of wines to choose from, this site points the way to the vintners who are doing it right for wine lovers and our environment!"

-Padi, Preserve Rural Sonoma

"It's difficult to know how the wine you drink was really made.

Sustainable grapes can be sprayed with toxic pesticides. 

While some of the wineries with organic vineyards sell organically grown wines, they may also sell other wines made separately from conventionally grown grapes. How can you vote with your dollars if you don't really know what you're buying? 

Fortunately, Organically Sonoma has done the research—listing only the wines from certified organic vines—and can help you find wine made with your values in mind."

-Megan Kaun, Toxic Free Future

"I live in Sonoma County. It is a culturally, economically and environmentally rich place.

As an organic loving consumer and a children's environmental health advocate in this community, these websites are exactly what I am looking for."

-Lendri

"Pam Strayer's coverage of organic, biodynamic and natural wines stateside is based on rigorous research into individual wineries' wine growing and winemaking practices."

-Monty Waldin, JancisRobinson.com, author of numerous books on organic and biodynamic wines and head judge, Tuscany, Decanter World Wine Awards 

"The energy and commitment that Slow Wine Guide Senior Editor Pam Strayer [author and publisher of Wine Country Geographic] brings...is an inspiration for me.

A former environmental and health journalist, she writes expertly about organic and biodynamic viticulture...and has impressive experience tasting wines."

-Jeremy Parzen, Coordinating Editor for North America, Slow Wine Guide 2020

"Pam Strayer, of Wine Country Geographic, is the country’s foremost authority on organic and biodynamic wines and vines. While I have taken advantage of her know-how for years, I am so excited that she is launching this site for consumers and the wine industry.  

These sites are must have resources for all wine lovers who are concerned about greenwashing and want to know what wines are produced with certified organic or biodynamic grapes."

-Elizabeth Candelario, former president, Demeter USA; regenerative food and wine industry consultant