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Katie Lee Biegel is a bestselling cookbook author, a host on the popular Food Network series “The Kitchen,” and now, she can add wine co-founder to her already impressive resume. Biegel told us in an exclusive interview that she had been trying to eat clean food for years, but realized she wasn’t putting as much thought into what she was drinking. 

Sometimes, the best gift you can a give wine lover is to expand their horizons—to offer them something they might not normally pick out on their own, but will adore all the same. If you have a red wine drinker in your life who is open-minded, try gifting them one of these white wines that will appeal to them. Here’s a roundup of white wines that red wine drinkers will love.

Every time you drink Kind of Wild wines, you are also contributing to “their mission and commitment to working to help save the planet,” says Swain. Their wines are made with organic grapes and sustainable farming practices, including the use of natural waters free of chemicals. The team also donates at least one percent of their annual revenue in addition to any donations customers provide to their environmental partner foundations. Plus, a tree is planted every time they receive an order.

This direct-to-consumer wine company, specializing in certified organic and vegan wines from around the world, formed through a partnership between brothers Jordan and Adam Sager, who come from a family with a long history in the wine business, as well as celebrity chef, best-selling author and television personality Katie Lee Biegel. The company became a member of the One Percent for the Planet in 2022, pledging to support the One Tree Planted and Organic Farming Research Foundation.

Ask Dave and Jenny Marrs, hosts of Fixer to Fabulous, to share details of a memorable renovation project, and they’ll no doubt tell you about the time they created a kitchen island with a lift-up top that led to stairs and a secret wine cellar below. For wine moments like these — or any time you’re enjoying your favorite HGTV shows — why not raise a glass and toast some remarkable renovations? Ahead, we pair wines with your favorite shows so all you have to do is grab a glass (and some friends) and celebrate. Cheers!

Autumn is harvest season, and how a crop is grown matters both to your palate and to the planet. With that in mind, more and more wineries are focusing on sustainable and organic viticulture these days, yielding a cornucopia of excellent choices for conscientious consumers. My upcoming book, The World in a Wineglass (Scribner, November 2023), covers this in detail, but here are a few to look for now.

Celebrity chef Katie Lee Biegel has the perfect pairing for any of her delicious recipes. On July 17, the Food Network star announced her involvement as a co-founder and partner in the low-calorie, zero-sugar wine brand, Kind of Wild.

Just because it’s summer doesn’t mean that you should only drink white and rosé wines. There are plenty of chillable red wines that are every bit as refreshing, and that have the additional benefit of opening up a whole new world of food-pairing possibilities.

For still reds, there are more options than you may think, and the eleven below are a great addition to any warm-weather table. They’re also terrific year round.

Kind of Wild Wines, the first globally-crafted, certified organic and certified vegan direct-to-consumer wine brand in the U.S. is proud to introduce renowned celebrity chef, best-selling author and award-winning television personality Katie Lee Biegel as partner and co-founder.

Kind of Wild Wines aims to become the first globally sourced, certified organic, and certified vegan wine brand that can be delivered directly to your door.

Organic vegan wine brand Kind of Wild Wines recently launched in the United States. The direct-to-consumer brand was created by brothers Adam and Jordan Sager, who run wine importing company Wineseller, LTD, to help consumers find high-quality organic vegan wine that can be delivered directly to their door

A Long Island pioneer winery brings us a top-notch crisp and juicy rosé to slake our thirst and cut through the summer’s heat. We also have a citrusy white from Sicily to match with lighter fare or seafood, reds from Australia and Spain to conjure the outdoors, and a new line of wines promoting organic viticulture around the world.

Summer is here and we’re thinking about the lake, the beach, toting a picnic or planning a pool party. And good wine must be a part of the fun!

As any plant-based eater can attest, going vegan is fulfilling…but it can also be a bit overwhelming. From having to read ingredient labels really carefully, checking menus before agreeing to dinner plans, and looking up if shoe brands look real or faux leather/fur, being vegan can be a full lifestyle change, depending on where someone lies on the vegan spectrum.

Here’s a list of interesting white wines to help in either endeavor:

The holidays will be here before you know it. Big deep breath. If you haven’t started shopping yet — don’t panic. We did the work and are servin’ up gift guides on gift guides for you to shop from.

So with only a few weeks left to peruse, order, ship, and wrap your presents, we rounded up the best items that’ll arrive quickly. We even have subscriptions and experiences you can activate at the very last minute if you’re running super behind. Keep calm and gift on.

And in case you missed it, worldwide shipping delays aren’t making things the easiest this year. So we also rounded up the best gifts that’ll ship fast. We even have subscriptions and experiences your recipient can use whenever they want. Keep calm and gift on.

Why Are Some Wines Not Vegan?

In 2021, the Sager brothers founded Kind of Wild, which is a direct-to-consumer wine company selling organic and vegan-certified wines produced by family-owned wineries. Since launching the venture, the Sagers have contributed to various environmental groups, and in 2022 they joined 1% for the Planet, pledging to donate one percent of Kind of Wild’s annual sales to support a variety of nonprofits focused on improving the environment.

Best Rosé Wines and summer may go hand in hand, but don’t let this warm weather favorite fool you: Well-made rose is meant to be enjoyed year-round. Lazy summer beach days, crisp autumn nights and sunny spring afternoons call for a glass of the pink, but with countless varietals and eye-catching bottles being released each year, it’s hard to know which ones to buy.

That’s why we did the hard part for you and narrowed down the list to 50 very quaffable rosé wines and rosés.

Get ready to break out the ice bucket and toast to #roséallday season (which is every season in our opinion), because if there’s one thing you want to sip somewhere living your best life, it’s rosé. 

With more than 40 years of combined experience importing certified organic wines in the U.S., Adam and Jordan Sager had a head start. Leveraging their passion, expertise, and connections in the organic wine market, the brothers founded Healdsburg, Calif.-based Kind of Wild Wines in 2020. The direct-to-consumer brand sells organic, vegan-certified wines crafted by small family producers in top-tier wine regions.

Looking to please a crowd? This organic and sustainably made Malbec is a delightful savory sip. Bring it along to your next BBQ and serve with crowd favorites like grilled meats or BBQ chicken and salmon. This Kind of Wild Red Blend has a touch of Cab in it, but it’s the Malbec that makes the wine. It is soft and supple with a slight herb-forward nose. The palate is also soft with great natural acidity and a nice savory vibe. A win for sustainability and your palate.

Kind of Wild Wines is a global effort to showcase organic and sustainable winemaking from across the wine world. Created with the intention of showcasing sustainable winemaking around the world, Kind of Wild guarantees a 100% organic process for each wine it produces. This Malbec is blended with a touch of Cabernet and has supple and soft herb-infused flavors that give way to a smooth and tasty finish. 

A major aspect of wine, spirits and beer packaging in recent years has been to reduce its environmental impact through lighter packaging made from recycled materials. Those who can display career skills in sustainable design may gain a competitive advantage.

Such is the case for Kind of Wild, a new e-commerce brand of certified organic and eco-friendly wines.

We love our environmental partners and are so excited to feature our latest kind of wild friend – Ecologi – in our Spring Journal! We recently had a chance to sit down with Linda Adams, Head of Partnerships at Ecologi to talk about some of the really great things they are doing. The conversation goes into several different topics from how they started to very specific detail on their mission. Check out the conversation below and to learn more about Ecologi, as well as the Kind of Wild forest, click here.

If you’re a wine-lover who’s consistently found themselves stumbling around the wine section of Whole Foods wondering what new winery or tasting notes to try out—or what tasting notes even mean—you’re not alone. Lucky for wine-lovers everywhere, though, we rounded up the best wine subscription services for…

Rosé and summer go hand in hand. Warm weather, lazy beach days and fiery sunsets call for a glass of the pink, but with countless varietals and eye-catching bottles being released each year, it’s hard to know which ones to buy.

The holidays will be here before you know it. Big deep breath. If you haven’t started shopping yet — don’t panic. We did the work for ya and are servin’ up lots of gift guides and an interactive, 3D shopping experience.

And in case you missed it, worldwide shipping delays aren’t making things the easiest this year. So we also rounded up the best gifts that’ll ship fast. We even have subscriptions and experiences your recipient can use whenever they want. Keep calm and gift on.

From non-toxic nail polish for your hot-girl-summer look to the mouthwatering meat and seafood for your BBQ grilling needs, here is the ultimate product guide for everything you need to make this summer perfect.

Wait. Isn’t all wine vegan? After all, it’s a drink that’s made from pressing and fermenting grapes! Read on to understand the benefits of vegan wine, and why you should consider making the switch – even if you’re not vegan.

Cheers to summer sipping!

At a time that the world at large is struggling with the effects of Covid-19 and the wine world is grappling with the effects of US tariffs on wine imports from Europe, brothers Adam and Jordan Sager, who run wine import company Winesellers, Ltd., have launched Kind of Wild, the first globally sourced, vegan certified and organic wine brand to be directly marketed to consumers in the United States.

Sometimes these are behind-the-scenes services that consumers may not realize, while others are new products or deliverables that are now at the doorstep or screen with regularity. A new line from Winesellers, LTD, a forty-two-year-old wine importing and marketing company in Chicago, has recently launched an offering with a bit of both.