Bordeaux

Our selection of Organic, Biodynamic and Natural Wines from Bordeaux

Specializing in online sales of organic, biodynamic and natural wines, Ardoneo offers you its selection of wines from the finest Bordeaux vineyards in this category. If you're looking for a quality organic Bordeaux wine at an affordable price, you've come to the right place! Bordeaux wines, whether red or white, are blends. Indeed, due to the climatic hazards that can affect this region of France with its oceanic climate and the many terroirs in its vineyards, winegrowers have had no choice but to blend several grape varieties with complementary aptitudes.

Taste organic Bordeaux wines at the best price/quality with Ardoneo. In this category of organic, biodynamic and natural Bordeaux wines, we offer you a wide choice of great organic Bordeaux wines: white wines, or organic red Bordeaux wines, we have something for every taste. All our organic Bordeaux wines have been carefully selected to offer you the very best: we choose winegrowers who cultivate healthy vines, take care of the earth's health and share organic or natural values. Discover our AOC Graves including Château Lusseau and Château Bichon. Find in this category the best organic and natural wines from Montagne-Saint-Emilion proposed by Château Maison-Blanche. Also discover the world-renowned Grands Crus de Saint-Emilion organic wines. You'll appreciate the organic wines from Château Fonroque or Grand Corbin Despagne.

Bordeaux, world-famous for its exceptional wines, is today also a major player in the field of organic viticulture. With a winegrowing history spanning several centuries, Bordeaux winegrowers are now adapting to modern challenges by producing organic wines that respect the terroir, the environment and consumers' health. Thanks to a temperate climate and diversified soils, the Bordeaux vineyards are ideal for producing authentic, well-balanced organic wines.

Organic Bordeaux wines are renowned for their aromatic depth, complexity and ageing potential. Whether it's the famous reds from the Left and Right Banks, dry whites or sweet wines, each bottle embodies a unique savoir-faire, now combined with a profound respect for nature. For lovers of pure, balanced and sustainable wines, Bordeaux offers a wide variety of organic crus that seduce with their finesse and authenticity.

The Bordeaux vineyards cover some 110,000 hectares and are divided into several sub-regions, each with its own geographical and climatic characteristics. This diversity of terroirs allows Bordeaux organic wines to come in a wide range of styles and aromatic profiles, offering wine lovers a unique taste experience.

On the left bank, particularly in the Médoc, gravelly soils (pebbles and gravel) favor Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot grapes, which produce powerful, structured wines with aromas of black fruits, cedar and spices. Sub-regions such as Margaux, Pauillac and Saint-Julien, famous for their grands crus, stand out for their ability to produce rich, elegant organic wines with excellent ageing potential.

On the right bank, in the Saint-Émilion and Pomerol appellations, the clay-limestone soils are particularly suited to Merlot, which produces rounder, fleshier and fruitier organic wines, marked by aromas of plum, black cherry and truffle. Between the two shores, Entre-deux-Mers is renowned for its dry, fruity white wines, thanks to limestone and silt terroirs favorable to Sauvignon Blanc and Sémillon grapes.

This geological and climatic diversity enables organic Bordeaux wines to express the full richness of their terroir, while benefiting from organic practices that enhance their purity and authenticity.

Bordeaux winegrowers are becoming increasingly involved in organic viticulture, seeking to produce wines that respect the environment and meet the expectations of a clientele keen to consume healthy, authentic products. Today, many Bordeaux estates have begun their conversion to organic farming, and some are even working biodynamically, adopting farming practices conducive to biodiversity and living soils. Bordeaux's organic winegrowers favor ecosystem-friendly practices such as grassing between the rows, using natural plant-based preparations and organic compost. Copper and sulfur, used in limited quantities, replace synthetic chemicals to combat vine diseases, and harvesting is often carried out by hand to select the best grapes. In the cellar, organic practices involve gentle vinification, using indigenous yeasts and limiting the addition of sulfur to preserve the wine's authentic aromas and structure. Organic Bordeaux wines benefit from this hands-off approach, which allows the freshness, finesse and character of the Bordeaux terroir to shine through in every bottle.

This commitment to organics places Bordeaux among the pioneering wine regions in terms of sustainable development and the production of natural, living wines.

Organic Bordeaux wines derive their typicity and unique character from emblematic grape varieties which, combined with the region's varied terroirs, produce wines of exceptional aromatic richness. The most common red and white grape varieties in Bordeaux offer a palette of flavors that will delight all organic wine lovers.

For red wines, the main grape varieties are Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc. Merlot, mainly grown on the right bank, gives organic Bordeaux wines roundness and aromatic richness, with notes of black fruit, plum and licorice. Cabernet Sauvignon, dominant on the left bank, brings structure and complexity to the wines, with aromas of blackcurrant, bell pepper and cedar. The more subtle Cabernet Franc adds nuances of red fruit and spice, as well as a lovely freshness.

The white grape varieties, meanwhile, are represented by Sauvignon Blanc, Semillon and Muscadelle. Sauvignon Blanc, very present in Bordeaux dry white wines, brings lively aromas of citrus, green apple and boxwood, with good acidity. Sémillon, often combined with Sauvignon Blanc, gives organic Bordeaux wines a round, unctuous texture, with notes of honey and white flowers, particularly in sweet wines such as Sauternes. The rarer Muscadelle offers subtle floral aromas, adding a delicate touch to organic Bordeaux white wines.

Thanks to this diversity of grape varieties, organic Bordeaux wines offer a wide variety of styles, from full-bodied reds to elegant whites and complex sweet wines.

The Bordeaux region is packed with prestigious appellations producing top-quality organic wines, enabling every wine lover to find a vintage to his or her taste. Here are some of the most renowned appellations for Bordeaux organic wines:

Margaux: On the left bank, this appellation produces elegant, fine organic wines, often dominated by Cabernet Sauvignon, with aromas of black fruits, cedar and violets. Margaux wines are renowned for their structure and exceptional ageing potential.

Saint-Émilion Grand Cru: Located on the right bank, this appellation offers round, fleshy organic wines, dominated by Merlot. Saint-Émilion wines present aromas of plum, ripe red fruit and sometimes truffle, perfect for accompanying rich, refined dishes.

Pomerol: A neighbor of Saint-Émilion, this small appellation is famous for its powerful, concentrated and elegant organic wines, often made from Merlot, with notes of black fruit, chocolate and spice.

Graves: This appellation produces organic red and white wines, renowned for their minerality and freshness. The red Graves are balanced and fruity, while the whites offer citrus and white flower aromas, with good acidity.

Sauternes: Renowned for its sweet wines, the Sauternes appellation produces sweet, complex organic wines, marked by notes of honey, apricot and exotic fruit, thanks to noble rot (Botrytis cinerea) which concentrates the grapes' sugars.

These appellations demonstrate the diversity of Bordeaux's organic wines, where each terroir and grape variety brings a unique and authentic dimension to the region's wines.

Discover our various Bordeaux organic wine partners

• Chateau Leydet Valentin
• Château Bel-Air La Royère
• Château Bichon Cassignol
• Château des Annereaux
• Château Falfas
• Château Fonroque
• Château Gombaude-Guillot
• Château Grand Corbin Despagne
• Château Haut Moulin
• Château Haut-Bergey
• Château La Brande
• Château Maison Blanche
• Château Mazeyres
• Château Mille Roses
• Château Tire-pé
• Château Mangot