Environmental certifications and labels

In 2024, over 75% of the Bordeaux area under vine was certified by an environmental initiative (compared to 35% in 2014). Our objective? Commit 100% of our vineyards by 2030!

In Bordeaux, the leading PDO vineyard in France, change is under way! Our winegrowers, negociants and cooperative cellars have long been committed to sustainable development. They all share the same goal to reduce their environmental footprint and preserve biodiversity, while continuing to produce high-quality wines.

In view of this, environmental standards, certifications and labels are important keys to success: they officially recognize the various measures put in place to protect nature.

Want to find out more about these wine certifications and labels? Let’s get to it!

This label supports the collective CSR policy of Bordeaux wines. Its objective is to guide, structure, boost, evaluate and showcase the actions of each committed player!

Protecting ecosystems, biodiversity and soil life by choosing products without synthetic organic molecules: this is what the French AB label and European organic label mean.

The Demeter and Biodyvin labels uphold the principles of biodynamic agriculture: regenerating the soils in line with terrestrial and celestial forces and using “natural” preparations.

High Environmental Value certification draws on several pillars: traceability and transparency, protecting biodiversity and the sustainable management of natural resources.

Protecting natural resources to produce responsible wines is at the heart of the philosophy behind Terra Vitis certification and its specifications.

The ISO 14001 standard sets several objectives regarding the environmental management of companies. AFAQ ISO 14001 certification by AFNOR Certification attests to compliance with the standard.