100 Best Vegan Wines – in this post I wanted to share with you my top 100 vegan wines. If you are vegan and you love wine, then you will absolutely be no stranger to how difficult it can be to find vegan wine. So, I thought I would put together this post on over 100 vegan wines. Yes, you read that correctly – 100. Not 10, not 20, not 30, not 40, and not even 99, but 100. The big century. Because when it comes to being vegan and wine, I want you to have as much selection as possible.
As a general rule, there are great brands of vegan wine available to buy in all the major grocery stores, as well as online. This includes vegan white wine, red wine, rose wine, sparkling wine, champagne, prosecco, flavored wine, and boxed wine – there are vegan varieties of these wines to suit any palate and budget.
Vegan Wines – How I Put This List Together?
For this post, I have tried to focus on vegan wines that:
1. Are available to buy in some of the main grocery stores. To make this as helpful as possible I have listed some of the grocery stores they are available at (I did some serious scouring on Instacart); or
2. Wines that are easy to purchase online.
I have also listed the vegan status of each wine (i.e. if they are certified vegan, etc).
Why Are Wines Not Vegan?
This neatly brings me to my next question – why are wines not vegan? The short answer is due to the production process and the common use of non-vegan fining agents (such as Isinglass (dried fish bladders), gelatin, casein (milk proteins), and egg albumin being used during the clarification process.
If you want to have a long in-depth answer, I covered everything you need to know about the wine-making process in my post: Why Is Wine Not Vegan? How To Know The Truth.
How Can I Tell If Wine Is Vegan?
How can I tell if my wine is vegan? Well, that is the important question. The good news is that there are a few ways to tell:
1. Vegan certified wines – vegan certified wines are few and far between but I have listed the main ones I have come across; or
2. Wines labeled as “vegan” – Wines that are labeled on the bottle or company website as vegan/vegan-friendly (again not that common but some companies are starting to do this – which obviously makes our lives so much easier).
3. By checking Barnivore – Barnivore.com is an amazing resource that reaches out to alcohol companies to find out if their drinks are vegan; and
4. Unfined/natural wines – if a wine is not fined then it is almost always vegan. This is because non-vegan fining agents are almost always the culprit for making wine not vegan.
I have listed after each wine their vegan status (i.e. vegan certified or listed as vegan on Barnivore). I have also included the references (e.g. Barnivore listing) in the references at the end of this post.
Types of wines listed
Finally, I have divided the wines into:
If you are looking for a specific type of wine feel free to skip to the relevant section for you.
A. Best Vegan White Wines
1. Avaline
Vegan status – vegan friendly on the bottle.
Avaline is an amazing wine brand launched by Cameron Diaz. Avaline wines are “transparently produced, full of natural goodness, free of unwanted extras“. They are vegan-friendly and made with organic grapes. Avaline has two white wines available – white and grenache blanc. I have found that the white is much more easily accessible than the grenache blanc.
It is dry and crisp with citrus notes.
You can purchase a bottle of Avaline White Wine from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Avaline can often be found in – Sprouts, Ralph’s, Walmart, Vons, and Rite Aid.
2. Pizzolato
Vegan status – vegan certified.
Pizzolato is an incredible wine brand that is both certified vegan and USDA certified. I tend to find Pizzolato easier to purchase online than in grocery stores.
Pizzolato Pinot Grigio has notes of tinned pineapple, lemon butter, and tinned pears. You can buy a bottle from Organic Wine Exchange here.
More of a Moscato fan? You can buy a bottle of their Moscato (think sweet with notes of apricot and honeysuckle) here from Organic Wine Exchange.
Grocery stores Pizzolato can often be found in – Pizzolato is easier to buy online than in stores.
3. Frey
Vegan status – vegan on website.
Frey is proud to be “America’s first Organic and biodynamic winery”. Now that’s something worth raising a crisp glass of white to. If you agree, below are links to buy Frey’s chardonnay, sauvignon blanc, and viognier from Organic Wine Exchange, as well as their natural white from Amazon.
Frey Natural White on Amazon (think ripe melon and pears)
Frey Viognier (think custard apple and Asian pear)
Frey Sauvignon Blanc (think passion fruit and pineapple vibes)
Frey Chardonnay (think vanilla custard and butterscotch)
Grocery stores Frey can often be found in – Sprouts and Whole Foods Market.
4. Ménage à Trois Chardonnay, Pinot Grigio and Moscato
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If you are a regular reader here at Vegan Bev HQ you will have heard me mention Ménage à Trois before. This is for good reason – it is super accessible and most (but not all) of their wines are vegan.
Note the Pinot Grigio and White blend are not vegan.
I tend to find a lot of vegan wines just aren’t that easy to find in grocery stores. But not Ménage à Trois. I tend to find the Ménage à Trois reds a lot more accessible than the whites, but that said the vegan whites can still be found in grocery stores such as a variety of the main grocery stores. I mostly buy their red wine from Costco which I talk about in the next red wine section below.
Ménage à Trois chardonnay (tropical fruity flavors with a touch of oak) on Instacart.
Ménage à Trois Limelight Pinot Grigio – (think honeysuckle sweetness and Granny Smith apples) on Instacart.
Is a sweet wine more your thing? If so, then you can treat yourself to a bottle of Ménage à Trois Moscato (Think peaches and pineapple drenched in honey and orange blossom) from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Ménage à Trois white wines can often be found – Ralph’s, Sprouts, Pavilions, Vons, Albertsons, Rite Aid, Smart & Final.
5. Jam Cellars Butter Chardonnay
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Jam Cellars have several varieties of wine, but it is their chardonnay that they are known for and that is most easy to find in grocery stores. If creamy vanilla chardonnay is your jam (see what I did there) then this is the vegan wine for you.
You can grab yourself a bottle of this vegan delight on Amazon here.
Grocery stores Jam Cellars chardonnay can be found in – Walmart, Ralphs, Gelsons, Albertsons, Vons, Costco, Smart & Final, and Sprouts.
6. Bonterra White Wines
Vegan status – the website states that whites are vegan, but reds are not.
Bonterra is the “World’s first organically farmed, Climate Neutral certified wine“. If you would like to try a bottle of climate-neutral Sauvignon Blanc, then you can from Amazon here. Think citrusy grapefruit glare.
Grocery stores Bonterra white wines are often found in – Whole Foods Market, Ralph’s, Sprouts, Bristol Farms, and BevMo.
7. Beringer Main & Vine
Vegan status – all whites wines are vegan but red wines are not according to Barnivore.
Beringer Main & Vine white wine is a super affordable vegan wine that I have found in big grocery stores, such as Walmart, before.
You can pick yourself up a bottle of Beringer Main & Vine’s chardonnay from Instacart here.
This Chardonnay has honeyed apricot notes and the flavors ‘conjures up the bounty and sunshine of California’.
If a Pinot Grigio with peach and mineral notes is more your thing then grab a bottle of their Pinot Grigio from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Beringer Main & Vine white wines are often found in – Walmart, Pavilions, and Bevmo.
8. Kris Pinot Grigio
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Not all of Kris wines are vegan but their Pinot Grigio is. You can pick up a bottle from wine.com here.
This Pinot Grigio has delicate floral notes with an almond finish. The bottle is super easy to recognize as it has a green handprint on the front.
Grocery stores Kris Pinot Grigio is often found in – Ralphs, Pavilions, and Whole Foods Market.
9. Vinas Chilenas Sauvignon Blanc
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If you have read my post on vegan wines at Trader Joe’s you will have heard me mention Vinas Chilenas Sauvignon Blanc before. As Trader Joe’s does not sell online you will have to visit Trader Joe’s to treat yourself to a bottle. This Sauvignon blanc has notes of citrus, grapefruit, and apple.
Grocery Stores Chilenas Sauvignon Blanc is available at – Trader Joe’s.
10. La Crema Sonoma Coast Chardonnay
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
La Crema Chardonnay is a vegan white wine that is available in many of the main grocery stores so it is a wine that is pretty easy to throw in the cart. This chardonnay provides all the notes of apricot, lemon drops, melon, spice, apple, and oak.
You can treat yourself to a bottle from Amazon here.
Grocery stores that often have La Crema Chardonnay – Ralph’s, Costco, Gelsons, Total Wine & More, Sprouts, Vons, Albertsons, Bevmo, Pavillions, Smart & Final
11. California Roots
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
California Roots is a $5 wine brand exclusive to Target – all the wines in the range apart from the Moscato are listed as vegan on Barnivore. Think pear, peach, and tropical fruits.
If sauvignon blanc is your thing you can pick up a bottle of California Roots sauvignon blanc from Instacart here.
Grocery stores California Roots white wines can often be found in – Target.
12. Santa Margherita
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If you are a vegan and a Pinot Grigio fan, then take note of Santa Margherita. It is vegan according to Barnivore and it is available to buy in a lot of the big grocery stores. If a very dry pinot grigio is your thing then you can treat yourself to a bottle from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Santa Margherita white wines can often be found in – Ralph’s, Total Wines & More, Costco, BevMo!, Sprouts, Pavillions, Vons, and Target.
13. Fitvine
Vegan status – vegan on the Fitvine website.
Fitvine’s mission is to make wines for people to “enjoy and feel good about“. Each bottle of wine has less than 1 gram of sugar and the latest technology in crossflow filtration is used to triple filter their wines. This process keeps their wines gluten-free and vegan friendly. From chardonnay to pinot grigio to Sauvignon Blanc, there is a healthier vegan Fitvine white wine for you.
The Sauvignon Blanc (light, dry, and fruit-forward) is available from Instacart here.
If a less dry wine is more your thing, then Fitvine’s Pinot Grigio may be more up your alley. Their Pinot Grigio is slightly dry with a crisp and clean finish. You can find the Pinot Grigio on Instacart here.
If a chardonnay with pear, citrus, and vanilla notes sounds good to you then you can grab a bottle of their chardonnay from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Fitvine white wine can often be found in – Pavillions, Bevmo, Albertsons, Total Wine & More, and Vons.
14. Daou
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Daou is a family-run winery in Paso Robles. Best of all their wines are vegan.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of their Sauvignon Blanc on Instacart here. Think floral with lemongrass, wet stone, and lychee.
If a bold, vanilla and buttery chardonnay is more your thing then you can treat yourself to a bottle of Daou chardonnay on Instacart here.
Grocery stores Daou white wines can often be found in – Costco, BevMo, Gelsons, Vons, Albertsons, Smart & Final, and Pavillions.
15. Three Thieves Pinot Grigio
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Please note that not all Three Thieves white wines are vegan (for example the Resiling is not). However, their Pinot Grigio is vegan.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of Three Thieves light and dry pinot grigio on Instacart here.
Grocery stores Three Thieves can often be found in – Three Thieves tends to be easier to find online than in stores.
16. Decoy
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Decoy is that recognizable wine brand with a duck on the front of the bottle. Not only is it easy to recognize it is vegan.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of the Sauvignon Blanc from Amazon here. This Sauvignon Blanc tastes of sweet citrus, pink grapefruit, and fresh-cut hay.
Decoy chardonnay can also be purchased from Amazon here. Think lemon zest, mandarin orange, honeysuckle, vanilla, and caramel.
Grocery stores Decoy white wine can often be found in – Smart & Final, Albertsons, Bevmo, Pavillions, Vons, Total Wine & More.
17. Napa Cellars White Wine
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Napa Cellars Sauvignon Blanc – has the following critical acclaim from Jack Suckling – “Fennel, lemongrass, grapefruit pith, flint and waxed lemon on the nose. Full-bodied with a textured, weighty, and pithy palate. Drink now.”
If you want to see what all the fuss is about can try Napa Cellars Sauvignon Blanc from wine.com here.
If a chardonnay with notes of almond pastry, lemon zest, and green apple is more your thing you can grab a bottle of Napa Cellars chardonnay from wine.com here.
Grocery stores Napa Cellars white wines are often available in – Bevmo, Vons, Total Wine & More.
18. Bogle Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc
Vegan status – Bogle Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc are listed as vegan on Barnivore.
Not all Bogle wines are vegan but their Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc both are.
You can grab a bottle of Bogle’s chardonnay from wine.com here. Think Asian pears, honey crisp apples, honeycomb, and vanilla.
If you prefer Sauvignon Blanc I would recommend a bottle of Bogle’s Sauvignon (think passion fruit, quince, and lime) from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Bogle Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc can often be found in – Albertsons, Ralph’s, Gelsons, Smart & Final, Total Wine & More, Sprouts, Bevmo, Pavillions, Vons.
19. Trivento
Vegan status – certified vegan.
Trivento, an Argentinean wine brand, is a certified vegan organic. They offer mostly a selection of red wines but also do have some whites available such as this Torrontes (it has notes of pineapple, apple, banana, and orange peel). You can try it for yourself from wine.com here.
Grocery stores Trivento Torrontes can often be found – tends to be easier to find online than in stores.
20. Natura
Vegan status – vegan friendly at top of the website.
Natura is an amazing vegan wine brand from Chile which only uses organically grown grapes.
Natura Chardonnay is tropical and citrusy with pineapple notes. You can find it on wine.com here.
Grocery stores Natura wines can often be found in – Natura is another wine that is easier to find online than in stores.
B. Best Vegan Red Wine
1. Avaline
Vegan status – vegan friendly on the bottle.
If you read my section on white wines above, you will have learned that Avaline is a clean vegan-friendly wine brand made from organic grapes and launched by Cameron Diaz.
If you are a red wine drinker fear not, Avaline also has a vegan red blend and a Syrah. I have found the red blend to be more widely available than the Syrah. You can treat yourself to a bottle of the red blend from Instacart here. This red blend is made from grenache and Syrah grapes and is light to medium body with hints of cherry and a touch of spice.
Grocery Avaline red blend is often found in – Sprouts, Ralph’s, Walmart, Pavilions, and Rite Aid.
2. Pizzolato
Vegan status – vegan certified.
Another entry from Pizzolato, a vegan certified and USDA organic certified wine brand. This time, a couple of their reds.
Pizzolato Cabernet Sauvignon (think roasted pineapple, currant pie, and green peppers) is available from Amazon here.
Pizzolato Merlot (think aromas of chocolate-covered toasted coconut) can also be purchased from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Pizzolato red wines are often found in – Pizzolato is easier to find online than in stores.
3. Frey
Vegan status – vegan on website.
Another entry from “America’s first Organic and biodynamic winery“. This time a few of their reds.
You can try Frey’s organic red blend from Amazon here.
Frey’s tempranillo (notes of allspice, sandalwood, and elderberry) can be purchased from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Frey’s Syrah provides all the dark chocolate, blueberry, and plum notes and can be purchased from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Finally, if a Cabernet Sauvignon with blueberry, caramel, and herbs notes is more your thing you can also grab a bottle from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Grocery stores Frey red wine is often found in – Sprouts and Whole Foods Market.
4. Trivento
Vegan status – vegan certified.
Trivento is an awesome organic vegan certified Argentinean wine brand. Obviously, as it is an Argentinean brand red wines are what they excel at.
If a full-bodied Malbec with vibrant tannins is your tipple you can try a bottle of Trivento’s Malbec from wine.com here.
I tend to find Trivento easier to purchase online than in physical grocery stores. That said I have found the Malbec before in BevMo!
Grocery stores Trivento Malbec can be found in – BevMo!
5. Our Daily Wines
Vegan status – vegan on the bottle.
I have mentioned Our Daily wines several times before here at Vegan Bev HQ. And for good reason – all their wines are marked as vegan friendly on the bottle and are also USDA organic. There are two varieties to choose from – Our Daily Cab and Our Daily Red.
You can buy the Daily Cab from Instacart here. This is a rich Cabernet with plum, dark fruit notes, and a hint of vanilla.
If a lighter style of red is more your thing then you can get a bottle of Our Daily Red from Instacart here. This red blend is made of Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah, Carignan, and Ruby Cabernet.
Grocery stores Our Daily Wine is often found in – Ralph’s, and Sprouts.
6. 7 Deadly Zins Zinfandel
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
You can grab a bottle of this “wickedly delicious product” which is “temptation at first sip” from Instacart here.
Grocery stores 7 Deadly Zins can often be found in – Costco, Bevmo, Rite Aid, Total Wine & More.
7. Natura
Vegan status – “vegan-friendly” on the website
Natura is an awesome vegan wine brand I have talked about before that makes “high quality, clean and healthier wines“.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of Natura pinot noir (think cocoa, spice, and berries) from wine.com here.
If Malbec is more your thing Natura has a member with blackcurrant jam and spicy savory notes, which you can buy from wine.com here.
If an oaked cabernet sauvignon with hints of toffee and vanilla sounds up your street, you can buy a bottle of Nature’s Cabernet Sauvignon from wine.com here.
Grocery stores Natura wine can often be found in – Natura is easier to find online than in stores.
8. Ménage à Trois
Vegan status – some red wines are listed as vegan on Barnivore.
Ménage à Trois is a wine brand I have talked about numerous times before here at Vegan Bev HQ. Mainly because their wines, especially their reds, are available to buy at several of the larger grocery stores. I tend to buy mine from Costco.
Just note that not all Ménage à Trois red wines are listed as vegan on Barnivore – the Pinot Noir and Malbec are not vegan.
Ménage à Trois red blend is made from Zinfandel, Merlot, and Cabernet Sauvignon. The result? Jam like fruit galore. You can treat yourself to a bottle from Amazon here.
Ménage à Trois silk red blend is made of pinot noir and malbec grapes and its cherry and raspberry flavors mingle with delicate hints of rose petals and spice. You can buy a bottle from Amazon here.
Another Ménage à Trois red wine I have found in many grocery stores is their midnight dark red blend – this midnight red blend has dark cherry, mocha, and spice notes. You can buy a bottle from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Menage a Trois can be found in – BevMo, Vons, Ralph’s, Costco, Sprouts, Walmart, Pavilions, Albertsons, Gelson’s, Rite Aid, Smart & Final.
9. Layer Cake
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
At Layer Cake wines they believe a life well-lived is one that’s richly layered – like their wines.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of their Malbec (blackberry, spice, and chocolate layers) from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Layer Cake red wines can often be found in – Vons, Target, BevMo, Total Wine & More, Rite Aid, Pavillions, and Albertsons.
10. Line 39
Vegan status – all Line 39 reds are vegan, and they are in the process of making their whites vegan according to the Line 39 website.
The fact that Line 39 reds are already vegan, and their whites will be vegan is something to raise a glass to.
You can get a bottle of Line 39 cabernet sauvignon from Amazon here. This Cabernet Sauvignon has notes of plum, currant, blackberry, and hints of black tea.
Grocery stores Line 39 reds can often be found in – Ralph’s, Smart & Final, Whole Foods Market, Sprouts, and Albertsons.
11. La Sonriente Grenache Wine
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
This Spanish wine is bold and earthy with notes of cranberry, red cherry, black cherry, and a hint of spice. This wine is exclusive to Trader Joe’s so if you fancy trying a bottle of it you will have to pay Trader Joe’s a visit (just make sure to grab a tub of the vegan tzatziki while you are there).
Grocery stores La Sonriente Grenache is available in – Trader Joe’s.
12. Stella Rosa Red
Vegan status – vegan according to Barnivore.
Stella Rosa is no doubt a wine you have heard of and seen before. The best news is – a lot (although not all) of their wines are vegan. You can treat yourself to a bottle of Stella Rosa red blend from Instacart here (think raspberries, strawberries, and red plumbs).
Grocery stores Stella Rosa Red is available – Ralph’s, Pavillions, Smart & Final, Total Wine & More, Sprouts, Albertsons, BevMo
13. The Prisoner Napa Valley Red Blend
Vegan status – vegan according to Barnivore.
A slightly more expensive bottle of wine. This red blend from Napa Valley is vegan. It has notes of raspberry, boysenberry, and pomegranate with hints of vanilla.
You can treat yourself to a bottle on Amazon here.
Grocery stores the Prisoner wine can be found – Smart & Final, Costco, Pavillions, Vons, Albertsons, BevMo, Costco, and Gelsons.
14. Daou
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
All Daou wines are vegan according to Barnivore. Daou is a family-run business owned by two brothers in a mountain in Paso Robles.
You can purchase Daou Cabernet Sauvignon from Amazon here. This is a bold and full-bodied wine with all the berry notes.
Grocery stores Daou red wines are often available – Costco, Sprouts, Albertsons, BevMo, Total Wine & More, and Vons.
15. Justin Vineyards
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Justin Vineyards is a pricier option so if you have something you want to celebrate with a glass of vegan red or you just want to treat yourself you can here at wine.com. This is a very full-bodied, aromatic, and textured wine.
Grocery stores Justin Vineyards red wines are often available – Costco, Gelsons, Total Wine & More, Target, Vons, and BevMo.
16. Groth Cabernet
Vegan status – unfined and vegan according to Barnivore.
Groth’s red wines are not fined and are all vegan. However, note that Groth’s white wines are not vegan – that means stick to their red wines only. This wine brand is more expensive – so perfect for when you want to raise a glass of vegan red to something special.
You can buy a bottle of Groth Cabernet from wine.com here. Think blackberries, oak, and baking spices galore.
Grocery stores Groth red wines can often be found in – Costco, Total Wine & More.
17. California Roots
Vegan status – many of their wines are listed as vegan on Barnivore.
Another entry from California Roots, the wine exclusive to Target. This time their red blend and cabernet sauvignon.
You can buy the Red blend from Target here. This is a medium-dry and smooth wine with soft tannins. Would go perfectly with grilled veggies.
You can also buy the Cabernet sauvignon from Instacart here. This Cabernet is “well-balanced, fruit-forward and has a medium-bodied mouthfeel“.
Grocery stores California Reds can often be found in – Target.
18. Three Thieves
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Not all Three Thieves wines are vegan but their red blend, cabernet sauvignon, and pinot noir are vegan.
You can get a bottle of the pinot noir (think light and dry) delivered directly to your door via Instacart here.
You can also get a bottle of Three Thieve’s red blend (dry and bold with vanilla notes) available from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Three Thieves red wines are often available in – Three Thieves tend to be easier to purchase online than in-store
19. Napa Cellars
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Napa Cellars is a vegan vinery hailing from…you guessed it Napa Valley.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of their cabernet sauvignon on wine.com here. This Cabernet “brims with black currant, blackberry, some sage, and cedar underscored with mocha and tobacco threads.”
Wine.com also has Napa Cellars pinot noir if dark berry, vanilla, toasted pie crust, cocoa, and cinnamon sound more like your thing.
Finally, wine.com also has Napa Cellars merlot (black plum, black raspberry, toffee, and mocha notes) available here.
Grocery stores Napa Cellars reds are available – BevMo, Total Wines & More, Vons, and Target.
20. Fitvine
Vegan status – vegan on website.
Fitvine is a wine brand that makes vegan, very low sugar, better-for-you wines. So, if you are a vegan, or a health nut but also enjoy the odd glass of vino this may the brand for you.
You can buy a bottle of Fitvine’s pinot noir (think notes of cedar, black cherries, orange blossoms, and honey) from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Fitvine’s red wines can often be found – BevMo, Vons, Sprouts, Rite Aid, Albertsons, Pavillions, Total Wine & More.
C. Best Vegan Rosé Wine
1. Avaline
Vegan status – vegan friendly on the bottle.
We have already talked about Avaline above – the vegan-friendly wine made with organic grapes that were launched by Cameron Diaz.
This time it is the Avaline rose’s time to shine. It is zesty with melon notes and can be purchased from Instacart here.
Grocery Stores Avaline Rosé can often be found – Sprouts, Total Wine & More.
2. Frey
Vegan status – vegan on website.
Another entry from Frey, the vegan and organic wine brand. This time a few of their lovely roses. Frey agriculturist rose (think strawberry rhubarb pie) is available from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Frey organic natural rose – (think raspberry, strawberry, and wild roses) is also available from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Grocery stores Frey rosé can often be found in – Frey rosé tends to be easier to find online than in stores.
3. Ménage à Trois
Vegan status – Rosé is marked as vegan on Barnivore.
Another entry from Ménage à Trois. This time their rosé (think lychees, strawberries, and flowers), which you can purchase from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Ménage à Trois rosé is often found in – Ralphs.
4. Innovacion Malbec-Syrah Rosé
Vegan status – marked as vegan friendly on the back label of the bottle.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of this dry and tropical fruity wine from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Innovation Malbec-Syrah Rosé is often found in – Whole Foods Market.
5. Yes Way Rosé
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If you are vegan and love rosé wine then Yes Way Rosé is a great wine to remember. It has a super distinctive label and is available in loads of grocery stores.
You can grab a bottle of this awesome French rosé from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Yes Way Rose can often be found – Total Wine & More, Gelsons, Sprouts, Smart & Final, Albertsons, Pavilions, Vons, and Target.
6. California Roots Rosé
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
I have already talked about California Roots Rosé in this post – this is the wine brand exclusive to Target. Their rose is a medium-dry pink delight with berry and citrus flavors.
You can treat yourself to a bottle delivered directly to your door via Saucey here.
Grocery stores California Roots Rosé can often be found – at Target.
7. De Mont Coteaux Varois en Provence Rosé
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Another entry from a wine exclusive to Trader Joe’s. This rose is crisp, light, fruity, and organic.
Grocery stores De Mont Coteaux Varois en Provence Rosé can often be found at Trader Joe’s.
8. Stella Rosa Rosé
Vegan status – some Stella Rosa flavored wines are listed as vegan on Barnivore.
Another entry from Stella Rosa. This is lower alcohol rose and has flavors of wild mountain berries and rose petals. If you are vegan, love rosé but love lower-alcohol wine this may be the one for you (its alcohol by volume is 6.5%).
You can grab a bottle from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Stella Rosa rose is often found in – BevMo, and Ralph’s.
D. Vegan Sparkling wine
1. Bellissima
Vegan status – certified vegan.
Bellissima is a certified vegan prosecco brand made with organic grapes and launched by Christie Brinkley. As well as making prosecco they also have three sparkling wines in their collection:
– Zero Sugar Sparkling White Wine
– Sparkling Rose Wine
– Zero Sugar Sparkling Rose
If you are looking for a zero-sugar sparkling wine or a sparkling rose then Bellissima may be the brand for you. I have found Bellissima tends to be easier to find online than in brick-and-mortar grocery stores. You can treat yourself to a bottle of their zero-sugar sparkling from Wine.com here.
Grocery stores Bellissima sparkling wines can often be found in – Bellissima tends to be easier to find online than in bricks and mortar stores.
2. Avaline
Vegan status – vegan friendly on the bottle.
Another entry from Avaline (any wine brand that labels their wines as vegan friendly on the front of the bottle deserves several mentions in my opinion!).
You can treat yourself to a bottle of these dry and refreshing Avaline bubbles from Wine.com here.
These bubbles pair well with “the sound of laughter and moments to remember”.
Grocery stores Avaline sparkling can often be found in – Sprouts
3. Pizzolato
Vegan status – vegan certified.
Another entry from Pizzolato (I mean they are certified vegan). This time it’s their Paloma Rose Secco (think floral and cherry notes with a lighter sparkler). You can treat yourself to a bottle from Organic Wine Exchange here.
Grocery stores Pizzolato Rose Secco can be found in – it is easier to find online than in stores.
4. Trader Joe’s Blanc de Blancs French Sparkling
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
I have talked about this before in my post about the best vegan wines at Trader Joe’s. These bubbles are fresh, crisp, and fruity and would go wonderfully with vegan creamy pasta.
Grocery stores Blanc de Blancs French Sparkling can often be found in – Trader Joe’s.
5. Verdi Spumante
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If light and soft bubbles are for you then Verdi Spumante is the vegan drink for you! Just make sure not to confuse it with the Spumante Rosa or the Sparkletinis which are not vegan.
You can have a bottle delivered directly to your home now via Instacart here.
Grocery stores Verdi Spumante can often be found in – Target, Total Wine & More
E. Vegan Prosecco
1. Bellissima
Vegan status – certified vegan.
Not only is Bellissima certified vegan (happy dance) it is also made from organically grown grapes. There are two Proseccos available – the Prosecco DOC Brut and the Prosecco Rosé DOC.
You can get a bottle of the brut delivered via Wine.com here.
Grocery stores Bellissima brut can often be found in – Bellissima tends to be easier to buy online than in grocery stores.
2. Ménage à Trois Prosecco
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Another Ménage à Trois vegan wine. This time their bubbles. You can treat yourself to a bottle of Ménage à Trois prosecco from wine.com here.
3. Pizzolato
Vegan status – vegan certified.
Any wine that is both certified vegan and USDA organic certified deserves several mentions on this list. Pizzolato has two gorgeous vegan and organic proseccos under its belt.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of Pizzolato Prosecco Fields Brut (notes of green apple, green pear and kiwi) from Amazon here.
You can also treat yourself to a bottle of Pizzolato NSA Prosecco (think notes of peach, lemon, and toasted hazelnut) from Amazon here.
Grocery stores Pizzolato Prosecco is often found in – Pizzolato is easier to find online than in stores.
4. FitVine Prosecco
Vegan Status – vegan on website.
Another entry from Fitvine. If you are a health nut and love bubbles but want “no added nonsense” then Fitvine prosecco may be the glass of bubbles for you.
You can order a bottle of this “better for you” prosecco from wine.com here.
Grocery stores Fitvine Prosecco can often be found in – Vons, BevMo, and Pavillions.
F. Vegan Champagne
1. Wilson Creek Almond Champagne
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Wilson Creek almond champagne has been mentioned a few times before here at Vegan Bev HQ. Why? Because it is a cross between champagne and marzipan. Oh, and it’s vegan. That’s why! Oh, and a double bonus it is easy to find in many grocery stores.
You can treat yourself to a bottle of these almonds vegan bubbles from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Wilson Creek Almond Champagne can often be found at Walmart, Smart & Final, BevMo, Sprouts, Ralphs, and Vons.
2. Moët & Chandon Imperial Brut Champagne
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
This is one of the most expensive entries on the list. But Moet & Chandon is widely regarded as one of the best champagnes in the world, so the price is justified. Plus, it is vegan. So, if you have something super special to celebrate and want to splash out Moet & Chandon is a great option!
You can treat yourself to a bottle via Instacart here.
Grocery stores Moet & Chandon is often available at – Gelsons, Vons, Costco, Pavillions, Ralph’s, Rite Aid, BevMo, and Target.
3. G H Mumm
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
Another well-known high-end champagne brand G H Mumm is also vegan. You can treat yourself to a bottle of G H Mumm Grand Cordon from Instacart here. Think apricot, blackcurrant, and candied lemon zest – all in bubbled format.
Grocery stores G H Mumm can often be found in – BevMo, Costco, Total Wine & More.
Want To Learn More About Vegan Champagne?
If you want to find out about what other champagnes are vegan, I dedicated a whole post on the subject. You can read it here: Is Champagne Vegan? Revealing The Truth Behind The Bubbles.
G. Vegan Flavored Wines
1. Love Olivia
I wrote about this wine before in my post best vegan wines at Trader Joe’s (see 10 Vegan Wines At Trader Joe’s You Need To Try) and in the post, I wrote about budget wines (see The Best Cheap Wines Under $5).
Love Olivia comes in two delightful flavors – watermelon and peach. Both are lovely, sweet fruity light wines to sip, especially at a summer picnic.
Grocery stores Love Olivia is often found at – Trader Joe’s
2. Stella Rosa
Vegan status – some Stella Rosa flavored wines are listed as vegan on Barnivore.
If you are vegan and love flavored wines, then Stella Rosa will be your new best friend. Whilst, not all their wines are vegan, a lot of their flavored wines are vegans such as their pineapple, peach, green apple, French vanilla, watermelon, and tropical mango (note the red apple is not vegan). They are also easy to track down.
I love the tropical mango (I love anything tropical). You can grab a bottle from Instacart here.
Grocery stores that often carry Stella Rosa flavored wines -Ralphs, BevMo, Walmart, Vons, Total Wine & More, Albertsons, and Target.
3. California Roots Sangria
Vegan status – vegan on Barnivore.
If you are vegan and love sangria, then you must try California Roots sangria from Target. It is light with cranberry and citrus notes and just a hint of spice.
You can treat yourself to a bottle direct to your door from Saucey here.
H. Vegan Boxed Wines
Do you love the eco and cost-friendly nature of boxed wines? If so I, have you covered.
1. Our Daily Wines
Vegan status – vegan as stated on the box.
I talked about Our Daily Wines above – the USDA certified red blend and cabernet sauvignon that is marked as vegan friendly on the bottle. Well, it gets even better as both the red blend and the cabernet are available in box format.
You can get a bottle of their red blend via Instacart here.
Grocery stores Boxed Our Daily Wines can often be found – BevMo.
2. Wine Cube
Vegan status– rosé and reds (apart from Malbec) are vegan according to Barnivore.
A box of their merlot (think blueberry, tea, and cocoa) is available from Drizly here.
If a cabernet sauvignon with notes of black cherry and vanilla is more up your alley you can get a box of Wine Cube’s Cabernet Sauvignon here.
If rosé is your wine of choice you can try a box of their boxed rose from Drizly here. This boxed rose has all the raspberry and watermelon notes
Grocery stores Wine Cube can often be found in – Target.
3. Big Sipper Reds
Vegan status – reds but not whites are vegan according to Barnivore.
Big Sipper reds work out the cheapest vegan wine I have found. A 5-liter box tends to be $9.99-$10.99. That means on a bottle basis (750ml) it works out to $1.50-$1.65. According to Barnivore, the reds are vegan, but the whites are not.
You can pick up a bottle of this bargain wine from Instacart here. The Cabernet Sauvignon (think intense and full-bodied with blackberry and spice notes).
If a medium-bodied and smooth red blend wine is more your thing then grab a box of Big Sipper’s red blend from Instacart here.
Grocery stores Big Sipper can often be found in – Big Sipper tends to be easier to find online than in stores.
4. Trader Joe’s Block
Vegan status – pinot grigio, chardonnay, and red shiraz are vegan according to Barnivore.
Another entry from everyone’s favorite grocery – Trader Joe’s.! This time their boxed wine. Trader Joe’s Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, and Red Shiraz are vegan, but their Cabernet Sauvignon is not vegan.
You can get a box of the shiraz delivered directly to your door via Drizly here.
Stores Trader Joe’s Block tends to be found in – Trader Joe’s.
100 Best Vegan Wines – The Final Sip
Vegan Wines – what have we learned from this post? Well, if you are looking for vegan wine there are a whole host of options available. Sadly, what makes finding vegan wines sometimes so difficult is not so much a lack of vegan wine but clear and simple information on the wine bottle that simply tells you “…this wine is vegan”. The wine industry is getting better at this, and more and more wines are becoming certified vegan as well as listing vegan status on the bottle. But you will have noticed in this post the wines that were certified vegan or listed as vegan on the bottle were in the minority. So, rest assured it is not the case that no wines are vegan, rather most brands don’t make it clear enough that they are.
…now you know.
Beverage makers may change ingredients and/or manufacturing processes. Always double-check ingredients before purchasing any beverages.
Please Drink Responsibly.
Like What You Are Reading
Need to know more? Think your favorite beer or wine is vegan? How about your favorite Vodka, Tequila, or Gin – think those are vegan? Time to find out – check out some of my other articles:
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