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In Association With In association with... Welcome to the 2019 Real Wine Fair! The Real Wine Fair is an independent festival of natural growers and winemakers, comprising those who work organically and/or biodynamically and with few or zero interventions in the winery. That said, real wine is relative rather than an absolute or precise term and embodies a certain spirit of endeavour in the vineyard and the winery. We understand that each grower has a highly specific approach; we should celebrate those differences. Real wines tend to be made in small quantities by artisan or independent producers who work without chemicals (which means no artificial fertilisers, pesticides or herbicides) in low yielding vineyards and then vinify without artificial yeasts or enzymes, or recourse to acidification or other adjustments. Many are made with only tiny amounts of added sulphur and some with none at all. ‘Nowt taken out and nowt put in’, as the saying goes. The motivation is to rediscover the true flavour of wine by capturing the sense of place (terroir) and the very nature of the vintage. These wines are individual, hand-crafted, thrilling and unpredictable. They remind us that wine can be a living thing rather than a denatured product and that less intervention means more real flavour. This booklet contains details of hundreds of wines from many countries around the world presented by growers and winemakers who have stories to tell. We hope you enjoy these wines as much as we do. And if you want to buy a bottle or several, or order something you have tasted at the fair there is a pop-up shop by the entrance of the main hall! And wine is only part of the Fair. Check out the artisan food tables and grab a bite from one of the stalls or attend one of the fascinating Real Wine seminars and masterclasses. The Real Wine Fair – London, May 2019 INDEX OF GROWERS The Little Gallery: CZECH REPUBLIC Table Milan Nestarec, Moravia 1 AUSTRIA Grabenwerkstatt, Wachau 2 Martin & Anna Arndorfer, Kamptal 3 Fuchs und Hase, Kamptal 3 Weingut Jurtschitsch, Kamptal 4 Matthias Warnung, Kamptal 5 MG SOL, Michael Gindl, Weinviertel 6 Weingut Andreas Tscheppe, Sudsteirermark 7 Weingut Sepp & Maria Muster, Sudsteirermark 8 Wein & Sektmanufaktur Strohmeier, Weststeiermark 9 Joiseph, Burgenland 10 Andert-Wein, Burgenland 11 Judith Beck, Burgenland 12 Claus Preisinger, Burgenland 13 Rennersistas, Burgenland 14 Christian Tschida, Burgenland 15 Franz Weninger, Burgenland & Hungary 16 HUNGARY Bencze-Birtok 17 Weingut Hummel 18 Szóló 19 Tokaj-Hétszőlő 20 GEORGIA Okro’s Wine, Kakheti 21 Iago Bitarishvili, Kartli 22 Iberieli, Zurab Topuridze, Guria & Kakheti 23 Pheasant’s Tears, Kakheti 24 SLOVAKIA Table Strekov 1075 25 Bott Frigyes 26 Slobodne 27 POLAND Dom Bliskowice 28 GERMANY 2Naturkinder, Franconia 29 Weingut Brand, Pfalz 30 Marto Wine, Rheinhessen 31 Ökologisches Weingut Schmitt, Rheinhessen 32 Staffelter Hof 33 SWITZERLAND Markus Ruch 34 UNITED KINGDOM Davenport Winery, East Sussex 35 Forty Hall Vineyard, Enfield 36 Tillingham Wines, East Sussex 37 Ancre Hill Estates, Monmouth, Wales 38 Capreolus Distillery, Cotswolds 39 SLOVENIA Burja Estate, Vipava 40 Mlečnik, Vipava 41 Nando, Andrej Kristančič, Brda 42 Trajnostno Kmetovanje Zorjan, Stajerska 43 Uroš Klabjan, Istria 44 CROATIA Piquentum, Istria 45 Vinarija Križ, Dalmatia 46 SERBIA Oszkár Maurer 47 PORTUGAL Table Vinibio, Vinho Verde 48 Aphros, Vinho Verde 49 Morgadio da Calçada, Douro 50 Vale da Capucha, Lisboa 51 Quinta do Montalto, Lisboa 52 Herdade do Cebolal, Setubal 53 SPAIN Saó del Coster, Priorat 54 Alfredo Maestro Tejero, Ribera del Duero 55 Comando G, Vinos de Madrid 56 Bodegas Vinessens, Alicante 57 Viños Bio de Pedro Olivares, Murcia 58 Loxarel, Penedès 59 Recaredo, Alt Penedès 60 Celler Credo, Penedès 60 Celler Batlliu de Sort, Costers del Segre 61 Viña Ilusión, Rioja 62 Alonso & Pedrajo, Rioja 63 Hacienda Grimón, Rioja 64 Adegas Guimaro, Ribeira Sacra 65 Fredi Torres, Ribeira Sacra 66 Cota 45, Andalucia 67 The Great Gallery: FRANCE Bordeaux Château de Lamery, Bordeaux 68 South-West France Domaine d’Aurensan, Armagnac 69 Domaine du Pech, Buzet 70 Château Barouillet, Bergerac 71 Château Tour des Gendres, Bergerac 72 Château du Cèdre, Cahors 73 Château Plaisance, Fronton 74 Maison Laurent Cazottes, Tarn 75 Clos Lapeyre, Jurançon 76 Languedoc & Roussillon Table Mas de Daumas Gassac, Vallée de Gassac 77 Les Hautes-Terres, Limoux 78 Clos du Gravillas, Saint-Jean de Minervois 79 Clos Fantine, Faugères 80 Mas Foulaquier, Pic Saint-Loup 81 Domaine Le Roc des Anges, Roussillon 82 Domaine Terres de Fagayra, Roussillon 82 Rhône & Provence Château Valcombe, Ventoux 83 Les Vignerons D'Estezargues 84 Mas de Libian, Ardèche 85 Mas Théo, Grignan-Les-Adhémar 86 Domaine Hauvette, Les Baux de Provence 87 Jura & Savoie Domaine de Saint-Pierre, Arbois 88 Les Vignes de Paradis, Savoie 89 Beaujolais & Burgundy Marie & Matthieu Lapierre, Morgon 90 Château Cambon, Beaujolais 90 Domaine de Botheland, Brouilly 91 Jean-Claude Lapalu, Brouilly 92 Alice & Olivier de Moor, Chablis 93 Domaine Ballorin, Morey St Denis 94 Jean-Jacques Morel, Saint Aubin 95 Alsace Domaine de l’Achillée, Scherwiller 96 Domaine Christian Binner, Ammerschwihr 97 Domaine Pierre Frick, Pfaffenheim 98 Domaine Durrmann 99 Loire Domaine Saint-Nicolas, Fiefs-Vendée 100 Domaine de la Sénéchalière, Pays Nantais 101 Domaine de la Pepière, Muscadet 102 Domaines Jo Landron, Muscadet 103 Domaine Landron-Chartier, Muscadet 104 Loire cont…. Table Domaine aux Moines, Savennières 105 La Folle Berthe, Saumur 106 Melaric, Saumur 106 Domaine Catherine & Pierre Breton, Bourgueil & Vouvray 107 Domaine de la Chevalerie, Bourgueil 108 Domaine Sébastien David, Saint-Nicolas de Bourgueil 109 Domaine de la Garrelière, Touraine 110 Hervé Villemade, Cheverny 111 Pierre-Olivier Bonhomme, Touraine 112 Alexandre Bain, Pouilly-Fumé 113 Cave Verdier-Logel, Côtes du Forez 114 Domaine Jean Maupertuis, Auvergne 115 Normandy Domaine Eric Bordelet 116 NEW ZEALAND Te Whare Ra, Marlborough 117 AUSTRALIA Gentle Folk, Adelaide Hills 118 Patrick Sullivan, Yarra Valley 119 Xavier Goodridge, Quarry Hill 120 Momento Mori, Heathcote 121 Julian Castagna, Beechworth 122 SOUTH AFRICA Intellego Wines, Swartland 123 Testalonga, Swartland 124 Mother Rock, Swartland 125 USA La Garagista, Vermont 126 Kelley Fox Wines, Oregon 127 Beckham Estate Vineyard, Oregon 128 Minimus Wines, Oregon 128 Bow & Arrow, Oregon 129 Ovum Wines, Oregon 130 Evan Lewandoswki, California & Utah 131 USA cont... Table Martha Stoumen, California 132 Populis, California 133 Lo-Fi, California 134 CHILE Mauricio González Carreño, Bio Bio 135 ITALY Piemonte Tenuta Grillo & Il Tufiello 136 AA Trinchero 137 Vittorio Bera e Figli 138 AA Cavallotto 139 Ferdinando Principiano 140 Cantina Iuli 141 Cascina degli Ulivi 142 Veneto AA Filippi 143 Casa Coste Piane 144 Casa Belfi 145 La Biancara 146 Lombardia 1701 Franciacorta 147 Trentino-Alto-Adige Elisabetta Foradori, Trentino 148 Weingut Pranzegg, Alto-Adige 149 Friuli Dario Prinčič, Gorizia 150 Benjamin Zidarich, Carso 151 Toscana Montenidoli 152 Ampeleia 153 AA Caparsa 154 Montevertine 155 Emilia-Romagna Table La Stoppa 156 AA Denavolo 156 Lazio Andrea Occhipinti 157 Damiano Ciolli 157 Marche Fattoria San Lorenzo 158 Abruzzo Societa’ Agricola Rabasco 159 Campania Monte di Grazia 160 Puglia Fatalone 161 Natalino del Prete 162 Sardegna Giuseppe Sedilesu 163 Sicilia Marco de Bartoli 164 Arianna Occhipinti 165 COS 166 I Vigneri di Salvo Foti 167 Etnella 168 Vino di Anna 169 Antonino Caravaglio, Salina 170 KEYKEGS 171 REAL FOOD – Artisan Produce & Street Food Stalls London Cheesemongers Great Gallery The Charcuterie Board Great Gallery WOZA Biltong Great Gallery Olivier’s Bakery Great Gallery The Three Legs Brewing Company Food Court Over Under Coffee Food Court Burro e Salvia Food Court The Anchor & Hope Food Court La Cour de Rémi Food Court Ducksoup Food Court The Ham & Cheese Co. Food Court The Flying Frenchman Food Court Books & book-signing Reception Noble Rot Magazine Great Gallery The Real Wine Fair Shop Great Gallery Real Wine Month Participants – details at the back of the catalogue THE GREAT GALLERY FLOOR PLAN LITTLE GALLERY & FOOD COURT FLOOR PLAN The Real Wine Fair – The Partners These are the people who, along with the winemakers, have helped make the fair happen. If you fancy finding out more about what they do, check out their websites. Les Caves de Pyrène - www.lescaves.co.uk - Les Caves de Pyrène, a wine importer, distributor and agent, was founded in 1988. Initially it was four people, a battered van and a small handful of wines from South West France. Despite our subsequent growth, our philosophy remains the same as it did from the beginning: to source the best quality wines directly from the grower and the vineyard; that these wines should reflect where they come from (the expression of “terroir”); that these wines should be sustainable, with low intervention and preferably organic or biodynamic; that we not only sell these wines with energy and passion but provide the service that helps our customers to connect more effectively with their customers. Modal Wines - www.modalwines.com - is an importer of small-batch, distinctive wines, grown and produced with love and respect, regardless of location. Modal scales in music sit outside the more common and ordinary major and minor scales – out of the many parallels between music and wine, this particular concept beautifully illustrates the aim at Modal Wines: to source unique wines with the right mix of edge, character, balance, and drinkability – at times surprising, but always thoroughly enjoyable. A deep-rooted respect for nature unites all the producers in their portfolio, the onus being on wines made with as little interference in the vineyards and cellar as possible. Newcomer Wines - www.newcomerwines.com - is an importer and distributor that specialises in minimal intervention wines from Austria. Their growers are dedicated to making honest, terroir-driven wines from local varieties. Recently Newcomer Wines has alsostarted working with a handful of forward-thinking artisanal winemakers fromthe neighbouring countries of Germany, Hungary and the Czech Republic.
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