vegan Wines

Why are some wines not suitable for vegetarians? They have been "fined" with animal products.
Fining is a process by which tiny particles are filtered out of the wine using a product to join with the particles and make them big enough to filter out. These are usually proteins and have traditionally been things like egg white, gelatin (from boiled animal bones), isiginglass (fish bladder), milk, seaweeds and clay

Non-animal alternatives include limestone, bentonite, kaolin and kieslguhr (clays), silica gel and vegetable plaques.

Some wines are suitable for vegans and clearly state the filtration agent used. As always, look out for The Vegan Society's trademark logo on a range of animal-free wines

 

Palwin No 10 Red Menorah
Catalogue no: 121-097-2
A red kosher dessert wine - suitable for vegetarians and vegans.

Tesco Wine - vegan wine -

Free delivery on wine over £99 - plus club card points with every order

They have many many vegan wines with over 30 bottles under £6. Excellent value on Vegan Wine at Tesco
They have 8 bottles £10 and over, 11 bottles between £7-£10 a bottle.

Look for price first as this is the easiest way of finding your way round the vegan wines.