The best red natural wines you can actually buy at Systembolaget right now. This list is independent — PACT does not sell at Systembolaget and earns nothing from what you choose.
329 kr
2020 · Bourgogne · 329 kr
Temporary range
The bottle that became the template for natural Beaujolais. Lapierre turned Jules Chauvet’s ideas into practice — Morgon that proved Gamay could be serious, age-worthy and genuinely delicious.
Ranked #12 on our list of the world's 100 best natural wine producers.
189 kr
2024 · Loiredalen · 189 kr
Temporary range
The clearest gap on the previous list. Catherine and Pierre Breton have made natural wine in Bourgueil since the 1980s — Lapierre’s generation. Trinch is one of the movement’s best-known labels; the name comes from Rabelais.
361 kr
2022 · Sicilien · 361 kr
Temporary range
Occhipinti is one of Italy’s essential natural-wine voices. Siccagno — Nero d’Avola from Vittoria — is her most approachable serious red: earthy, spicy and built for the table rather than for show.
270 kr
2024 · Sicilien · 270 kr
Temporary range
Cornelissen is the Belgian who moved to Etna’s north slope and pushed minimal intervention to its edge. Susucaru Rosso is the blend that carried his name beyond collector circles.
Ranked #13 on our list of the world's 100 best natural wine producers.
389 kr
2021 · Friuli-Venezia-Giulia · 389 kr
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Radikon is known for orange wines, but RS21 shows the same philosophy works in red: long maceration, no filtration, and Friuli terroir that takes up space in the glass.
Ranked #8 on our list of the world's 100 best natural wine producers.
553 kr
2021 · Austria · 553 kr
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Eduard and Stephanie Tscheppe-Eselböck in Burgenland. The family portraits on the labels are among natural wine’s most recognisable devices — and Josephine is one of the top cuvées. Austria belongs on a list like this.
301 kr
2024 · Madrid · 301 kr
Temporary range
Fernando García and Daniel Landi — Garnacha on granite in the Sierra de Gredos outside Madrid. The most important Spanish project of its generation: they showed Spanish Garnacha can be light, cool and Burgundian.
334 kr
2021 · France · 334 kr
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A former nuclear physicist turned Rhône vigneron. Texier has worked more systematically than almost anyone to revive forgotten appellations and old vinification methods — Chat Fou is the accessible entry to that project.
379 kr
2022 · Italy · 379 kr
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Martin Gojer makes wine in Alto Adige from old Vernatsch vines on steep volcanic sites. Campill is pale, perfumed and the opposite of the heavy Alto Adige many drinkers still expect.
Assortment data updated 7 September 2026
Most Systembolaget natural-wine lists are written by importers or shops that profit from what you buy. We don't — PACT imports from Languedoc and is not sold at Systembolaget. No affiliate links.
A wine must have organic or biodynamic farming, spontaneous fermentation, minimal or no added sulphur (around 30 mg/l added), and a producer with a recognised reputation in the natural wine world — not just a certificate. Large anonymous producers launching a "natural wine" line are out. Updated against live assortment data.
Systembolaget's natural wine filter also includes wines we cannot recommend with the same conviction — especially large industrial producers launching a "natural" or organic line. Concrete examples we leave out: Jacob's Creek Organic Shiraz Cabernet, Santa Julia "Natural" Clarete, and Hands Off Garnatxa. Organic farming alone is not enough; if the producer lacks a recognised name and a verifiable history in natural wine, choose one of the wines above instead.
Vinarchy Jacob's Creek Organic Shiraz Cabernet · 59 kr
A large industrial brand with an organic line. Organic is not the same as natural wine — industrial scale, conventional cellar work and no footing in the natural wine movement.
Grape Art LLC Hands Off Garnatxa · 59 kr
Priced and positioned as easy “hands off” wine. Cheap and harmless — but not from a producer with a recognised reputation in natural wine.
No. The filter mixes serious low-intervention domaines with large industrial brands that launch an organic or "natural" line. We only list producers with a recognised reputation in natural wine — and we name examples we leave out.
Organic or biodynamic farming, spontaneous fermentation, minimal or no added sulphur, and a producer with a verifiable history in natural wine. The list is checked against live Systembolaget assortment data. PACT does not sell at Systembolaget and has no affiliate links.
Fixed assortment is stocked in stores. Order assortment (ordervara) and temporary listings can be ordered online or via the store — often where the most interesting natural wines sit. Many bottles on this list are order or temporary assortment.