Vinivers · the world of free wine

Living wine, told by the people who make it.

Vinivers brings together winegrowers, restaurateurs, wine merchants and the curious around wine that is natural, free and respectful of the land. Here you learn to understand what you drink, to find out who makes it, and to serve it better. No scores, no jargon.

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0 scoresWe don’t rank wines: we tell the stories of estates and cuvées.
0 €The wine list with a sommelier, for venues that serve natural wine.
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SourcedFreia cites her texts: regulations, customs, INAO, winegrowers’ profiles.

Where to start?

Four ways in

Whether you drink, serve or make wine, everyone finds their own path into the world of free wine here.

Freia, the living wine assistant

An AI with its feet in the vineyard, and one that says “I don’t know”.

Freia answers winegrowers and the curious alike, relying on texts rather than on her memory. Technical with a professional, simple with a wine lover, and always with her sources.

Discover Freia →
  • What changes between a Gamay from Morgon and a Gamay from Touraine?
  • Which additives are allowed in organic winemaking?
  • Which wine on my list should I serve with roast chicken, for under €40?

Her sources: European regulations · customs sheets · INAO · natural winegrowers’ profiles

Our charter

Tell, don’t score: every experience is subjective.

Vinivers is a constellation of living beings committed to wine that is natural, free and respectful of the land. Here, taste, biodiversity and ethics meet.

Read our vision →

When we drink

  • Explore the winegrowers.
  • Understand natural wine.
  • Respect the producers, their work and their seasons.
  • Encourage responsible, local drinking.
  • Take part in discovering and passing on a living heritage.
  • Support independence, biodiversity, craft and transparency.

When we make or serve wine

  • Share our practices and commitments openly.
  • Respect the principles of living agriculture and natural winemaking.
  • Welcome visitors with kindness, patience and openness.
  • Take part in a cooperative, non-competitive network built on solidarity.
  • Offer a sincere experience that respects living things and the places they come from.

Reading

Understanding wine, through three doorways

News from the world of free wine

New Living Circles, tastings, articles: a letter every now and then, nothing more.

Lettre Vinivers (EN)