Press & Media
Everything journalists and bloggers need to write about Terroir. For interviews, screenshots, or additional information, use the contact details below.
The Story
Wine has long had a quality rating culture — Parker points, Decanter medals, Wine Spectator scores. But quality only tells half the story. What about how that wine was made?
Terroir is an independent ethical wine directory that rates every wine on a 100-point scale across four pillars: how the grapes are farmed (biodynamic, organic, conventional), how the winery operates (carbon, energy, water), how workers are treated (wages, conditions, transparency), and whether animals are used in production (vegan fining agents).
The scoring methodology is fully public. Wineries cannot pay for placement or higher scores. We do not accept advertising from producers. Every score is independently researched from public certifications, sustainability reports, and direct outreach.
Think of it as Good On You for wine — a resource that makes ethical consumption genuinely easy for people who care about what's in their glass and how it got there.
Key Facts
The Four Pillars
Biodynamic, organic, regenerative, sustainable, or conventional grape growing.
Carbon footprint, energy use, water management, waste and winery certifications.
Labour standards, living wages, worker welfare, and community investment.
Vegan fining agents, no animal use in production, animal welfare practices.
Boilerplate
For use in articles and listings
Terroir is an independent ethical wine directory that rates wines across four pillars — farming practices, winery sustainability, people, and animal welfare — on a transparent 100-point scale. Scores are researched independently; no producer can pay for placement. Available at ethical-wine-directory.vercel.app.
Screenshots & Assets
You're welcome to screenshot any page on Terroir for editorial use. Please attribute as "Terroir / ethical-wine-directory.vercel.app".
Press Contact
For interview requests, additional information, or high-resolution screenshots: