Biodynamic Wine

BIODYNAMIC WINE

A philosophy nearly a century in the making

Although established in 1924 by Rudolph Steiner, this farming philosophy has evolved with our deepening knowledge of what makes a healthy planet. It’s no surprise it has seen exponential worldwide adoption as the sustainability of conventional methods is increasingly questioned. Many of the world’s most celebrated wine regions, from Burgundy to Central Otago, now count biodynamically farmed vineyards among their finest producers — often certified by Demeter International, the leading global certification body for biodynamic agriculture.

It’s not an easy path choosing to be an organic producer, and even harder being a biodynamic one. In our experience, the people who set out on this journey are conscious, committed, and deeply passionate — energy that ultimately flows into the soul of the wines they release.

What to expect in the glass

Many drinkers notice a real difference: greater purity of fruit, a stronger sense of place, and a more textured, alive quality compared to conventionally farmed equivalents. If you’re new to the category, biodynamic wines pair beautifully with simple, ingredient-driven food that lets their character shine — much like the approach we take with our organic wine range.

The results speak for themselves — browse our curated biodynamic selection above.

Choosing a biodynamic wine

Use the collection controls to compare grapes, wine styles and places, then read the farming and winemaking information attached to the particular bottle. The current selection includes wines from Cullen and Sato, offering different origins and styles to explore.

If you are comparing farming approaches, our organic wine guide provides useful background. You can also browse the dedicated Biodynamic Wine collection and read the producer story behind each wine. For help choosing for a meal or occasion, visit Orakei Bay Village in Remuera, Auckland, or contact the GLV team.