Natural wine and a low price are not opposites. The five wines below all come from producers with real credibility in the natural wine movement, all under 200 kronor.
149 kr
2024 · Burgenland · 149 kr
Fixed range
Gernot and Heike Heinrich run a Demeter-certified domaine in Burgenland and are founding members of Pannobile, the group that made Austrian red wine serious. Light, saline Pinot Noir with no additives.
190 kr
2025 · Western Cape · 190 kr
Temporary range
Craig Hawkins is South Africa's most influential natural wine producer. Testalonga sits in Swartland, where old vines and granite give wines with tension and saline minerality. No added sulphur.
129 kr
2023 · Austria · 129 kr
Fixed range
Werner Michlits' family domaine in Burgenland, Demeter-certified and one of the natural wine movement's most respected low-price producers. In Systembolaget's fixed assortment, unlike several of the other wines on this list.
189 kr
2024 · Austria · 189 kr
Temporary range
Alwin Jurtschitsch took over the family domaine in Kamptal and converted to organic farming in 2006. Zweigelt and Pinot Noir, spontaneously fermented, low alcohol.
109 kr
2025 · Austria · 109 kr
Fixed range
Meinklang in Burgenland is Demeter-certified and runs one of Austria's largest biodynamic farms. Naken is exactly what the name suggests: Grüner Veltliner with no added sulphur, straightforward and easy to drink. In the permanent assortment at a price that makes it an obvious everyday bottle.
Assortment data updated 7 September 2026
Four of the five wines on the list come from Austria. That is not a selection error — it reflects where Systembolaget's natural wine assortment actually has depth under 200 kronor. The country's Demeter movement (Heinrich, Meinklang, Preisinger, Jurtschitsch) has built a low-price segment with the same method as their more expensive bottles, while equivalent producers in France, Italy and Spain rarely appear at Systembolaget under that price threshold.