7 BEST ORGANIC WINES TO DRINK IN 2024

Made and produced without altering the environment, organic wine is a conscious choice. Perfect for any occasion, enjoy this must-have wine with others to share something truly special. Shop Dan Murphy’s special range of organic wines and sip something unique. As well as having an unrivelled flavour, each bottle is also a natural product.

What are Organic Wines?

Grapes that are grown without the use of fertilisers, pesticides, fungicides and herbicides are used to produce organic wine. These vineyards must ensure a natural balance and adopt a particular set of practices, protocols and standards to gain the organic wine certification.

What is the Difference Between Organic & Non-Organic Wines?

Below are the key differences between organic wine and non-organic wine:

Organic Wine

  • Must adhere to natural farming best practice
  • No chemicals can be used
  • Certified by a third-party organisation
  • High production cost

Non-Organic Wine

  • Moderate use of chemicals and pesticides
  • Relatively quick process
  • Contains no-alcohol at all
  • Lower priced manufacturing cost

Understand More About Organic Wines by Trying our Top 7 Organic Wines of 2024

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1. Alberto Nani Organic Prosecco

Enjoy the delightful floral aroma of this organic Italian sparkling wine. As a crisp and vibrant Prosecco with subtle tropical notes, the vibrant bubbles pair perfectly with classic italian dishes such as pasta and risotto, and works wonderfully with fruity desserts including apple pie and sorbet.
$18.99 each

2. Farm Hand Organic Shiraz

Produced in the 30 year old Grigoriou family vineyards, this Shiraz comes from one of South Australia's most renowned organic wineries. Pair this dry and full bodied red with sharp cheeses or hearty meat-based meals such as beef casserole, roast lamb or venison stroganoff. If you prefer your Shiraz with sweets, try with dark chocolate cake.
$13.99 each

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3. Farm Hand Organic Cabernet Sauvignon

Not only is this Cabernet Sauvignon organic, it’s a vegan friendly wine too! This South Autralian wine is dry and medium bodied with notes of lush dark fruits. The perfect organic red wine to share with others over a meal, pair with lamb cutlets, soft cheeses or a chocolate raspberry tart.
$13.99 each

4. Nature's Step Organic Pinot Grigio

Utilising two winemaking techniques, Nature's Step have produced this fresh organic Pinot Grigio. A specific grape growing technique followed by fermentation creates this fragrant blend of rockmelon, citrus and pear. As a light-bodied and semi-dry organic white wine, this South Australian wine pairs well with Greek salad, roast chicken and creamy desserts like crème brûlée.
$16.99 each

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5. Farm Hand Organic Semillon Sauvignon Blanc

Bright and light-bodied, this organic Semillon Sauvignon Blanc is a delightful versatile blended white. With flavours and aromas of red fruits, mocha oak and olives, this multi-talented wine matches well with light dishes such as seafood starters, grilled meat mains and tangy desserts like lemon pie.
$13.99 each

6. Angove Organic Shiraz Cabernet

Produced in the Riverland region of Australia, this organic Shiraz Cabernet is made with premium certified grapes. Full bodied and dry, this special red has dark fruit flavours and soft oaky notes with an earthy finish. This bold wine can be paired with both savoury and sweet dishes, from kebabs and grilled pork to chocolate cookies or macarons.
$14.99 each

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7. Flowerpot Organic Sauvignon Blanc

With a vibrant grapefruit and lime flavour, this bright Organic Sauvignon Blanc from New Zealand is the perfect addition to any occasion. Enjoy on its own or pair with a wide range of dishes including cheese boards, sushi, Thai curry or vanilla ice cream for an extra delicious time.
$15.99 each

Where to Buy Organic Wine in Australia?

Shop our pick of the top organic wines of 2024 at Dan Murphy’s at one of our 255+ stores or online via the website or mobile app. Choose from in-store pick up in as little as 30 minutes or have your orders delivered right to your doorstep. Also a perfect alcoholic gift, just add the correct addres and we'll take care of the rest.

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Frequently asked questions
    • Organic wines, in general, age well, but it’s crucial to delve into the meticulous process of their production to truly understand this. The quality of grapes, the specific winemaking techniques, the storage conditions, the certifications and standards all play a significant role in the ageing process of organic wines. Ultimately, the ageing process of organic depends on production techniques used to make the wine. 
    • Organic wines offer a subtle but distinct taste experience. While some organic wines may have a considerable difference in taste, it's the purity of fruit, yeast and fermentation process, sulphates, and terroir expression that are the major contributors to these taste differences. Exploring these characteristics can be a fascinating journey for wine enthusiasts and consumers.  
    • Organic wine does expire, but if unopened and stored in a cool dry place organic wine can last for years. On the other hand, once you open your organic wine, you must consume it within a few weeks and when not in use store the bottle in the fridge, and ensure the bottle is always away from the sun. Also, keep in mind to check the label at the back of the bottle to know the exact date of expiry, because every organic wine does expire at some point.