Nature-positive is an outcome-based approach to farming that focuses on measurable improvements to the land rather than specific farming practices. Instead of tracking processes, we assess key indicators like soil health, biodiversity, and water infiltration on an annual basis. This data-driven approach allows us to back up our land improvement claims and make decisions based on real results—not assumptions. By working in harmony with nature, we cultivate high-quality, expressive fruit while restoring the ecosystems that make great wine possible. It’s farming that gives back more than it takes—ensuring that every bottle reflects the vitality of the land.

Conventional wine can contain up to 70 legal additives, including Mega Purple, a grape juice concentrate used to correct and enhance the color of pale red wines, Isinglass, derived from dried fish swim bladders, used as a fining agent to clarify wine or Dimethyl Dicarbonate (DMDC), a highly toxic and corrosive food additive used as a preservative and cold sterilization agent. Unlike food labels, wine bottles aren’t required to disclose these additives—leaving consumers in the dark. At DIRT Wine, we believe in full transparency, crafting wines that are lab-tested and free from unnecessary manipulation, using only minimal sulfites to ensure quality and to prevent oxidation.

At DIRT Wine, our ingredients are simple and transparent:hand-harvested, chemical-free, Nature-Positive grown grapes, native yeast, and minimal sulfites to preserve quality and stability. We never add artificial colorants, flavor enhancers, or unnecessary chemicals. Every vintage is lab-tested for over 500+ chemical residues, ensuring a pure, high-quality wine that reflects the vitality of the land it comes from.

We currently only ship to California but are actively working to expand our shipping ability to other US states. Be sure to sign up for our newsletter to be the first to know when we add more states.

Shipping wine isn't easy... or cheap. But we believe it should be easy and worry-free to enjoy DIRT Wine, so we’ve made our shipping rates as low as possible:

•  1-3 bottles: $25
•  4-6 bottles: $22
•  7-11 bottles: $19
•  12+ bottles: Just $1

Yes, just one dollar when you order a full case (12+ bottles).

What’s included?

• Fast Delivery – Your wine arrives within 1-2 business days.
• Low-Rate Guarantee – The more bottles you order, the cheaper shipping gets.
• Safe & Secure – Free upgrades like cold packaging when needed.
• Our Promise – If anything goes wrong, we’ll make it right.
• 1% for Zero Foodprint – A portion of every purchase helps fund regenerative farming projects.

We’re making it easier than ever to stock up on clean, transparently made wine while supporting a better future for farming.

Orders ship within 24-48 hours, and an adult (21+) signature is required. UPS will make three delivery attempts before returning the package. Extreme weather can damage wine, so we recommend expedited shipping for hot or cold climates. We can’t be responsible for bottles left outside or missed deliveries—but if something goes wrong on our end, we’ll make it right. We just ask for a little patience—shipping wine isn’t easy!

At DIRT Wine, we work with AGQ Lab to analyze our wines for chemical residues, including glyphosate. For more details about AGQ Labs and their testing process, visit their website here and here.

We also conduct a nutrition test that tells us the carbohydrates (including sugar), protein, fat, and % alcohol in all of our wines. See this link for more information about our nutrition testing.

Traditional wine bottles can be heavy, with standard bottles weighing around 500g and sparkling wine bottles reaching up to 800g. These heavy bottles contribute significantly to a winery’s carbon footprint, primarily due to transportation. At DIRT Wine, we’ve chosen to use locally sourced, lightweight bottles weighing just 398g. This decision reduces our carbon footprint by shortening supply chains and minimizing the energy required for transportation. By using these sustainable bottles, we’re able to reduce waste and lower emissions—one bottle at a time.