Solspring® White Wine Vinegar, Biodynamic® Organic
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Demeter Certified Biodynamic® agriculture is a step up from organic standards in that it considers the entire farm instead of individual crops and products. It requires the use of holistic regenerative farming practices to promote the health of the soil, crops and livestock.
Biodynamic farmers strive to build a diverse and balanced ecosystem within their farm to enhance the quality and nutrition of the food being grown with a heavy focus on sustainability.
Based on the importance of whenever possible to strive for this higher standard, we’re excited to introduce you to our Solspring® Biodynamic® Organic White Wine Vinegar.
Our exceptional Biodynamic® White Wine Vinegar:
- Is made from Roditis and Savatiano grapes, grown on a single biodynamic Greek vineyard with the vinegar produced on site.
- Uses the slow, proven Orleans Method of fermentation.
- Offers a deeply flavorful and slightly sweet white wine vinegar that pairs well with lighter dishes like chicken and fish.
We strongly believe biodynamic is the wave of the future and exactly what’s needed to ensure that our soils can continue to support agriculture and feed the world.
Why not give biodynamic farmers your vote of support and order your Solspring® Biodynamic® Organic White Wine Vinegar today?
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Our products do not contain gluten, which is a protein present in wheat, barley, rye and some oats, and is known to cause sensitivity in many individuals.
Our products are free of soy whenever possible due to its impact on hormones and common GMO status.
This certification means that at least 95% of the ingredients in a product are organic and don't have synthetic additives, pesticides or GMO – highlighting a company’s commitment to preserving nature and biodiversity.
The world’s oldest ecological certification, this badge guarantees the use of regenerative, soil-first practices to meet the highest standards in agriculture, including plant diversity, cover crops, livestock integration, low-till practices and complete removal of synthetic fertilizers, pesticides and herbicides.
