Did you know that most wines are vegan? However, some of them are made using animal-derived substances during the filtering process, called “fining agents.” These filters sometimes include gelatin from fish bladders (called isinglass), casein (derived from milk), or bone marrow. Yuck! Thankfully, several common fining agents used to make wine are animal-friendly, which means that your local grocery, health-food, or liquor store and online retailers are overflowing with vegan wine options. Here’s a taste of some of our favorite vegan wines, all available in stores or online.

These Stella Rosa options are vegan: Black, Red, Berry, Rosé, Peach, Pink, Green Apple, Platinum French Vanilla, Moscato, Tropical Mango, Prosecco, Black Lux, Pearl Lux, Pearl Lux Rosé, Orange Moscato, Pineapple, Watermelon, and Ruby Rosé Grapefruit.

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Christie Brinkley’s line of 100% organic Prosecco and sparkling wines is made from grapes grown in Treviso, Italy. Her eco approach continues all the way to the wine’s packaging, which uses organic ink and environmentally friendly materials.

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The following options of this widely available brand are vegan: chenin blanc (South Africa, 2007), cabernet sauvignon (Chile, 2007), Blossom Hill Signature Blend White (U.S., 2006), and shiraz (South Africa, 2007).

Charles Shaw, affectionately known as “Two-Buck Chuck,” offers budget- and vegan red wine options. The inexpensive brand’s red wine blends (cabernet sauvignon, shiraz, and merlot) are available at Trader Joe’s and—according to Barnivore.com—are vegan.

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This winery—based in Ontario, Canada—creates red, white, and rosé options.

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“[O]ur wines are [v]egan friendly,” a DAOU Vineyards representative confirmed to Barnivore.com earlier this year. That means you can feel good about sipping any one of DAOU’s delicious reds, whites, or rosés, available in many major grocery stores. (Bonus tip: If you ever find yourself at the winery’s tasting room in Paso Robles, California, note that you’re vegan—the winery offers off-menu vegan snacks that are worth asking for!)

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All wines from this California vineyard are vegan. Read about its wine-making process here.

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A tad on the expensive side, wines from Paso Robles favorite JUSTIN Wines are vegan and worth it. The brand confirmed to Barnivore.com in January 2019 that its wines are indeed still vegan. Pro tip: If you are new to JUSTIN Wines and don’t know which kind to choose, start with ISOSCELES, the brand’s flagship wine—it pairs well with a juicy Beyond Burger.

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Known for being as affordable as they are delicious, Layer Cake’s wines are also all vegan. Choose from a wide variety of reds, whites, and rosés.

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Oregon-based Lumos Wine Company makes its products from certified organic grapes and guarantees that each bottle is filled with vegan vino. Choose from reds, whites, and rosés, each “[s]imply amazing.”

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Using only organically grown grapes from Chile’s Central Valley, Natura Wines offers seven options—three whites and four reds—all of which are vegan.

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“Organic, no detectable sulfites, vegan, and gluten free”—that’s Our Daily Wines’ promise.

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The Vermentino 2015 white wine of this Santa Barbara, California, winery was poured at a White House state dinner.

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The Original Red Truck wine—a red blend—was introduced in 2002. Now, the brand offers chardonnay, pinot grigio, sauvignon blanc, merlot, cabernet sauvignon, pinot noir, and Pink Truck—all vegan and all delicious.

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In business since 1895, this award-winning vineyard in Sonoma County, California, produces a wide variety of wines that you can peruse here.

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The vegan options of Sutter Home include riesling, zinfandel, cabernet sauvignon, gewürztraminer, and chenin blanc. The brand is available at most grocery and liquor stores.

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The thumbprint cellars winery in Sonoma County features a tasting room and art gallery.

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Looking for a vegan canned wine? Here’s some good news: Union Wine Co.’s Underwood pinot noir (bottles and cans) is vegan! Get yours online or in most Trader Joe’s stores.

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This New Zealand–based winery’s current owner is a third-generation winemaker. With that type of experience, you can’t lose. (Check out the winery’s Natural Wine Co. line for fresh “New World”–style wines.)

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Learn more about wine-filtering processes and ingredients and search for additional vegan wines at Barnivore.com.

Want to encourage friends or family members to adopt a healthier and more compassionate lifestyle? Order them copies of our free vegan starter kit today.

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Please use this guide only if you are of legal drinking age and always drink responsibly.