We let our creative side out and took the i heart campervan to SPACE Gallery in London for the Salon des Refusés exhibition for a sunny evening of mingling and art appreciation!
Our new limited edition labels have arrived for the summer season, look out for the i heart Pinot Grigio and i heart Merlot festival themed labels next time you are on the wine aisle.
We aren't limited to sourcing our wines from a specific country or region, this means we can get our wines from different wine-regions around the world to make sure we are always delivering the best quality and value.
Sulphites are added to wine as preservatives and are present in all i heart Wines.
Unless approved by The Vegetarian Society, no wine can be guaranteed as suitable for vegans or vegetarians.
Due to non-vegetarian/vegan products being used in the fining process we are unable to state that all i heart Wines are suitable for vegetarians or vegans. All fining agents are removed during filtering before bottling the final product, but some traces may remain.
Yes, yeast is a key element within wine making. Yeast is added to the grape juice to turn the sugars to alcohol, therefore turning the juice to wine. This is the process of fermentation. Once fermentation is complete, the yeast is removed before the wine is bottled.
Some milk, egg and fish products are used in the fining process of our wines. Although these are filtered out of the finished product, some traces may remain.
All i heart Wines are gluten free.
Tannins are naturally occurring polyphenols (or micronutrients). They are found in grape skins and seeds and also in wood like oak barrels. Tannins taste dry and sharp, and contribute to the colour, flavour and aroma of wines.
The normal recommendation is that white wine, sparkling wine and rose are served chilled (8-10°C ) and reds are warm (12-14°C). But so what if you fancy a warm white or a cold red!
We don’t think so, we think you should just be able to grab a bottle of your favourite wine and know it’s going to taste great. We do all the hard work for you, so you can forget the jargon and just know you are getting a great tasting wine whichever style you choose.
Really there aren’t any set rules, everyone’s tastes are different so go ahead and match your favourite wine with your favourite food whatever that may be! However, if you do want a few suggestions and advice, then have a look at our wines pages where we’ve added a few food matches to each wine.
