Rewild Pinot Grigio 2022 (6 Bottles) Southern Murray Darling

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About Rewild Wines

To Rewild is to act. To regenerate. And to give more to the earth than we take. By being positive in nature through regeneration of the land, we create something good in more ways than one. This one’s for you, for future generations, and for nature.

Sustainably made with minimal intervention, Rewild varietals are a tribute to our home in the Southern Murray Darling and the grapes that grow there. Fresh, vibrant, and easy-drinking, each bottle does good – and tastes even better.

We’ve heard the call for the protection and rewilding of nature. As the largest certified member of Sustainable Winegrowing Australia, we’re leading research around best practice in claiming, recycling and measuring carbon in vineyards. And that’s just the start.

Our intention to take more natural approaches to growing is in action. By boosting soil health, we ramp up biodiversity. We start by adding microbes to the vineyard’s soil to increase nutrition efficiency. When the grapes are pressed, all seeds skins and stalks are turned into compost (8,000+ tonnes a year) and returned to the soil – nourishing our vines. We recycle everything we can – from the majority of vineyard trellising to up to 150 million litres of water every single year – continuing to work towards a 100% renewable.

We’re always exploring new sustainable packaging options. The priority? Recycled materials that can be recycled at the end of its life. Today, we use FSC-certified recycled cardboard, labels made from sugar cane and even lighter bottles.

As we continue our journey towards better, we’ve been exploring our overarching business sustainability practices. We’re now very excited to report that our parent brand, Duxton Vineyards, is now a Bronze Partner of Sustainability Advantage, a program of the NSW Government’s Office of Energy and Climate Change.

We, as a whole, are committed to further strengthening our environmental performance through collaboration with the Office and this is just the first of several next steps.