MYPOSTERSUCKS: Natural Wine Art of Gianluca Cannizzo
If you've visited Natural Wine bars around the globe, chances are you may have seen a poster of Gianluca Cannizzo, who makes posters under the name...
Read moreWe ain't messing around with quality...
TOP Australian Orange! Papaya + Chilli?
THIS TASTES F*CKING INCREDIBLE!!!
Aged longer before disgorgement
This time around with 10% Furmint!
Vibrant German Glou Glou with a Herbal Note
Oxidative Czech Charmer! Smells like bonfire!
INCREDIBLE ORANGE! See tasting notes..
Peppery, zesty & Creamy. Excellent
Beautiful Greek Orange... with PINE RESIN!!!
Classic Etna. 100% Nerello Mascalese
3 Cans of delicious Gamay!
Savagnin with a Sauvignon vibe?!? Awesome
Hey there - we're Chris & Anika!
We created MORE Natural Wine and offer what we believe to be perhaps the largest range of ONLY Natural Wines in Europe, with 1180+ bottles on offer at the moment!
What's unique about our shop is that besides holding our own stock, we also source from our trusted specialist natural wine importers in Berlin weekly.
By not holding ALL these wines as stock, our range of natural wines can be very large, with the prices mostly the same or very similar to buying at the importers we work with. You now have the convenience to buy a wide range of natural wines in ONE place ....So how does it work?
1. You order a mix of wines on our webshop. We tell our importer partners.
2. Every week we pick up ALL the natural wines our partners hold, and mix with our own stock.
3. We then safely pack all the orders & we ship to you every Wednesday!
Happy shopping.... and remember 10am Tuesday CEST is the order-cutoff point!
Chris & Anika
Natural wine is generally associated with a minimal-intervention approach to winemaking, both in the vineyard and the cellar. Unlike formally certified wine categories, natural wine has no single legally regulated definition. Instead, the focus is on traditional winemaking techniques and minimal processing.
A key characteristic of natural winemaking is spontaneous fermentation using wild or native yeasts, rather than commercially selected yeasts. Winemakers typically use little or no added sulphites and avoid unnecessary processing wherever possible. Many natural wines are also left unfiltered, which can give them a slightly cloudy appearance and contribute to their distinctive texture and flavour.
The exact methods vary between producers, making each wine a unique expression of its grapes and winemaking process. You can learn more about natural wine in our blog.
If you've visited Natural Wine bars around the globe, chances are you may have seen a poster of Gianluca Cannizzo, who makes posters under the name...
Read moreFollowing on from our own full length documentary visiting Anders Frederik Steen in the Ardeche, France, we at MORE Natural Wine took the opportuni...
Read more






















