Eco Irish Wine Club - Slainte!

Having spent some time writing my second book NutriWine which was published a few years ago it was only time and the right karma before the cork popped and a new business venture flooded out.

So I am delighted to announce the official opening of the Eco Irish Wine Club. 

Thanks to a chance meeting between myself and another entrepreneur in the building trade, Eco Irish Wine Club has been launched. Our aim is to bring the world of wine culture to Ireland through the supply of certified organic wines and certified biodynamic wines to 450 lucky monthly subscribers. 

So our organic wine subscription box scheme is actually a bit exclusive. 

We will only have room for 450 people the first year.  So add your email to the email list on Eco Irish Wine Club website by clicking the image below. So we can notify you as soon as subscriptions go live. 

We expect the places to sell fast and for the first box to start arriving in September 2021 of this year to your door. 

FREE FROM PESTICIDES
Organic & Biodynamic 

Temperature is increasing, sea levels are rising and the snow caps are melting - that's the bad news.

The good news is that green eco organic wines taste great and contain eco terroir made by wine makers who believe passionately in real wines without contributing to the further destruction of our global habitat or global warming.

They also do not use pesticides and other chemicals that are toxic to humans.

Organic wine is as nature intended and also produced from living soils. ​

Natural wine making makes good wines and what better way to start your entry into the world of wine than through the green door?

You can travel the world and partake of some of the best wines - organic, biodynamic and sustainable and there are scientific studies to underline the benefits people accord to organic wines.

There will be over 200 wines full of taste and story from all over the world to choose from the Eco Irish Wine Club.

'We just know, we just do, instinctively, that by polluting our environment we pollute ourselves.'

Choosing to drink eco wine made either in an organic or biodynamic way is no longer eco-chic its crucial. You don't have to worry about any chemical ‘nasty's' that could harm you. Many of the organic wines are winning awards.

Our global purchasing power could even influence positive measures being taken in agriculture if we support this essential eco sustainable movement in the wine universe.

All of our wines will be certified so that you can trust what you are getting. 

In order for winemakers to place these logos on their labels their vineyards have to be inspected and they must never spray pesticides. 

To give you some idea of the depth of these organic practices, if a farm would like to convert, they need to do so over a three year period. Only after the land has been run as an organic farm can it have organic status as a standard. In other words they must not use chemicals on their land for that time period. The same goes for a vineyard wishing to go organic.

​Kofi Anan ex Secretary General of The United Nations has publicly supported wineries involved in environmental management in response to climate change.

​One of the biggest political actions we take on a daily basis is
​what we eat and drink.

​One of the biggest political actions we take on a daily basis is what we eat and drink.

Like it or not it has global consequences. Our individual choices all joined together shape industries and global economies. With that comes a huge responsibility and modern people understand this with a survival like awareness. This environmental ‘green' drive has been consumer led and is the man and woman on the streets natural concern for his environment reflected in their purchasing power.  

 These individual choices can have major ramifications globally when you add all the individual choices together.

We just know, we just do, instinctively, that by polluting our environment we pollute ourselves.

So it figures that if we are wine enthusiasts for health we also need to have a keen interest in organic wines that are being produced without these toxic substances.


The best wine is as natural as possible and was made this way up to thirty years ago. At that point along came modern farming and all its chemicals which has dramatically affected the environment where the wines were traditionally grown.

Whereas before chemical farming vine roots would grow to a depth of 20 meters nowadays they will not grow beyond one and grow sideways in order to find nutrients.

Vines used to have a life span of a hundred years and today that is thirty.

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'Most people don't know that we have killed the soil and therefore
​the food webs in the soil with
modern farming methods.'

​This is going to affect taste and quality and the way to deal with that according to oenology is to have over 400 aromatic yeasts to choose from rather than working with the natural yeast on the grape.

So you see the organic wine movement is the way wine should and could be and nothing new in some ways. Now its one of the crucial ways that the industry as whole will survive.

When you destroy the biodiversity you need to spray lots of chemicals to protect the vines from the susceptibility. Or indeed iatrogenic or man made diseases from all the chemicals put on the plants and the land. As you will have removed natural parts from the ecosystem that manage this in nature. To give you some idea of how deep green goes and how far removed from nature chemical farming is, consider the following.

​Most people don't know that we have killed the soil and therefore the food webs in the soil with modern farming methods.

Here is one of the solutions we propose to you. 
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Organic Eco Irish Wine Club Subscription Box. 

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We are delighted to announce that we will be selecting organic and biodynamic wines from amazing winemakers all over Europe for those lucky enough to get on our subscription scheme. Each month we will be releasing a box of six wines - three white and three red - to our subscribers for the cost of 95 Euros per month from the 1st of September 2021 to 31st of August 2022. 

From September 2022 we hope to add members of this subscription club up to 720 but the cost per subscription will increase to 149 per month.

We can only have members located in the Republic of Ireland at the moment.

In order to secure your place you need to register with us ASAP and pay a deposit of the first month. You need to fill out a simple form with credit card details and giving us permission to charge your credit card on the 1st of the month for the year for the subscription. You can email us for the details and asking us to call you by sending an email to slainte@irishwineclub.eu

Each month you will receive;

• Six bottles of certified organic wines 3 white 3 red
• All wines are pesticide FREE
• Free delivery 
• Some wines suitable for Vegans
• Very low levels of sulphites that normally give people headaches

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Slainte! 

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