OUR SUPPLIERS
MORE Natural Wine would not be possible without the fantastic specialist importers we work with.
These small businesses are the backbone of the Berlin Natural Wine scene and we're very proud to call them our partners.
We would really love to encourage you to go in and visit them, talk to the friendly staff and learn more about their fantastic wines. They know all of their winemakers personally, and what makes each one special in their own unique way.
Below you'll find more information about our partners - go and check them out!
Based in Berlin Mitte and ran by Jeff, Rocket Wine is somewhat of a refuge for natural wine lovers to hang out around. Their selection is focused on French wines, but they also have some gems from other countries in their portfolio too. The whole team is super approachable and friendly and the space of their new tasting room is very cosy and definitely worth a visit.
Specialising exclusively in wonderful natural Italian wines, owner Marco is one of those people working in wine you're glad to know personally. We ourselves credit him massively with expanding our wine knowledge of Italian wines, and he has also done this for many of the city's finest restaurants and wine bars. Marco has that overlooked, yet rare skill of knowing which wine to give you next, which he knows will impress you, as well as further your knowledge of a region or varietal, at the right time in your personal wine journey. It's hard to describe exactly what we mean with this, but just trust us on it. We strongly suggest heading there and asking him for some recommendations - you'll see what we mean.
You can find him here: Hufelandstraße 17, 10407 Berlin
Selling their wines only to gastronomy, you won't find Confetti with their own shop yet, and that's one reason we feel they're a hidden gem! Armed with a concise range of mostly Italian, fun and budget-friendly wines (as well as some big guns like Ageno by La Stoppa!), you can find many of their range across Berlin bars and you'll notice on our webshop they have wines suitable for all budgets! Owner Bogdan is a hard-working and passionate wine lover, and if you ever see him around town, make sure to say hello - or visit him and his wonderful partner Alicja at one of their own wine fairs which they also put on!
Having started out as a single shop selling wine in 1989, Suff has now expanded to also have a separate location in Markthalle Neun and a few associations with other wine shops in the city. Their shop in Kreuzberg's Oranienstrasse is quite cool, as it's not only got good wines but LOTS of Madonna paintings all over it too, go check out!
Find them here: Oranienstraße 200, 10999 Berlin
As the daughter of a wine-maker in South Moravia, Šárka grew up surrounded by vineyards and wine all around her. Nowadays under the name Vinofactum she's the exclusive distributor of many low-intervention Czech winemakers to the Berlin gastronomic scene... and also offers custom wine labels for companies or special events too.
Run by former chef Pierre, Endless Summer specialises in French wines, and also has some wine producers from other regions in his range too - including the wonderful Aldo Viola from Sicily. He used to have his own shop, but now only sells to Gastronomy in Berlin, so keep an eye out for some of his fantastic wines on the hot wine list around Berlin.
Zoltan has a love for Georgia - its landscapes, culture, and of course, food and wine! He has been importing Georgian natural wines to Berlin since 2018 and has 23 different natural wine producers in his portfolio, allowing him to offer a very diverse taste spectrum. The wines can also be found at several wine bars and restaurants (Georgian and otherwise) in Berlin!
Indivinoum is a partnership between Arne Kellermann & Thomas Mudersbach a somewhat new Berlin based importer obsessed with Italy and who import small-scale, artisan Italian producers such as Etnella, Icaro, Marco Merli, Aldo Viola and Marco Merli into Berlin, which you can find here on morenaturalwine.
Sublime Wine was setup by esteemed Sommelier and wine educator Emily Harman of Vinalupa as well as food-thought leader Arlene Stein.
Their wine offering focuses on European wine and they seek wines that express a unique identity: the identity of the type of grape, the climate, the soil and the winemaker.
In addition to the above partners, we also work with importers who prefer to keep their name private. We also import a decent portfolio of wines outselves and buy from other suppliers we do not work in partnership with.