Consistent standards and regulations seem to be evolving but, unfortunately, for the consumer and the wine producers the reality is that there is no consistent consensus that traverse national borders. As of 2008, it appears that the most appropriate choice for consumers is to rely on the most appropriate organic certification standard for the country in they purchase their wine. We, at kennuncorked.com, will be diligent in our efforts to provide you, the wine consumer, valid and reliable information about sustainable, organic, and biodynamic wines offered to consumers.

• Definition and Brief History - Organic
• Certifying and Regulatory Organizations
• European Union - Organic Agriculture Definition
• IFOAM - International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements - Guarantee System
• IFOAM - International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements - Introduction
• IFOAM - International Federation of Organic Agricultural Movements - Principals
• International Social and Environmental Accreditation and Labeling (ISEAL) Alliance - Code of Good Practice for Setting Social and Environmental Standards
• USA - Organic Agriculture - Definition
• USA - Organic Food and Wine - Definition
• USA - Organic - Labeling Alcoholic Beverages