I have not had unfiltered wine, or I should say I have not had wine that said that on the bottle. My impression is that it is fairly new product,possibley a passing fancy, but I wouldn't know because I am not much of a wine drinker anymore. Organic suggest to me that it is free of sulphites and that alone can contribute to wine tasting off because wild yeast is unpredictable in how wine turn out and un filtered can just mean the wine is allowed to settle and is siphoned off into bottles without disturbing the sediment. No problem there that I can see. In my wine making days, that is how I bottled my home made wine all the time.
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I have not had unfiltered wine. I had not heard of it until now. My impression is that it is fairly new product,possibley a passing fancy, but I wouldn't know because I am not much of a wine drinker anymore. Organic suggest to me that it is free of sulphites and that alone can contribute to wine tasting off because wild yeast is unpredictable in how wine turn out and un filtered can just mean the wine is allowed to settle and is siphoned off into bottles without disturbing the sediment. No problem there that I can see. In my wine making days, that is how I bottled my home made wine all the time.
