Vegan & Vegetarian Pocket Guide to Wine

What is vegetarian wine?
Most wines are made using isinglass, a form of gelatine derived from fish so are unsuitable for vegetarians or vegans.

Where can I get vegetarian wine?
This guide provides a list of wines that are believed to be suitable for both vegetarians and vegans, most of which are available in off licences and supermarkets in Ireland.

For full details and for answers to frequently asked questions, see the Vegan and Vegetarian Wine Guide on the web at: http://vegans.frommars.org/

Red wine
Argentina > Marks and Spencer > Tupungato Cabernet Suvignon Malbec
Argentina > Santa Julia > Viognier
Argentina > Santa Rosa Estate > Viognier
Australia > Asda Argentinian > Malbec Reserve
Australia > Asda Argentinian > Red Select Blend
Australia > Asda Argentinian > Red Wine
Australia > Asda Argentinian > Malbec
Australia > Banrock Station > Shiraz Mataro 2000
Australia > Banrock Station > Petit Verdot
Australia > Brown Brothers > Pinot Gris
Australia > Coral Sands > Sangiovese Shiraz
Australia > Hardys > Reserve Merlot 2001
Australia > Hardys > Nottage Hill Shiraz 1999
Australia > Hardys > R&R Merlot 2001
Australia > Hardys > Nottage Hill Cabernet Sauvignon Shiraz
Australia > Hardys > Stamps Cabernet Merlot
Australia > Hardys > Private Bin Cabernet/Merlot 2001
Australia > Hardys > Barossa Valley Shiraz
Australia > Hardys > Bankside Shiraz
Australia > Hardys > Stonehaven Limestone Coast Cabernet 1998

Champagne
Bollinger > Champagne
Boutet > Champagne
Canard-Duchene > Brut Chanpagne
Piper Heidseck > NV Champagne
Tesco > Blanc De Noirs Champagne
Tesco > Champagne Demi Sec
Tesco > Finest Vintage Champagne
Tesco > Blanc De Blancs Champagne
Tesco > Champagne Brut Premier Cru
Tesco > Pol. Aime Champagne
Tesco > Champagne Brut Premier Cru
Th. Blondel > Premier Cru, Rose Brut Premier Cru

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