Sea Change Wine
Description
Sea Change offers a range of environmentally responsible wines that directly support ocean conservation. Their award-winning wines, including organic and non-alcoholic varieties, are sourced from vineyards that have a shared commitment to social and environmental responsibility.
Certifications
Ocean Generation
Sea Changers
Sea Change Wine is Part of the Ecoswap Gift Card
WHO ARE SEA CHANGE WINE?
Welcome to Sea Change Wine, where a small team with big ambitions is on a mission to turn the tide against plastic pollution. We want to combine our love of great wine with a desire to help protect our ocean and believe that small actions can have a big impact.
Rooted in a family wine business established over 15 years ago, Sea Change Wine emerged from a belief that businesses bear a responsibility to the environment. Our approach is simple but powerful. We've eliminated the unnecessary plastic wrap around the cork, our label paper is sourced from certified sustainable forests and made partially from grape waste, and we use natural corks. The impact of our wine extends beyond the bottle itself - a donation from every purchase supports the work of our global marine charity partners.
WATCH THE SEA CHANGE STORY HERE
OUR IMPACT
Behind Sea Change is the belief that we can all make small changes to our lifestyles that, together, make a big impact – including our choice of wine. That’s why we do things differently, like minimising our packaging, removing the unnecessary plastic wrap around the cork on our bottles, and supporting our ocean conservation charity partners with every bottle sold.
But how much progress are we making and what sort of impact are we having? You can find out more in our Impact Statements which shed light on the positive changes we've initiated, highlighting our key achievements and offering a glimpse into our future plans. View and download our latest Impact Statement here:Â Â 2024 IMPACT STATEMENT2023Â IMPACT STATEMENT2022 IMPACT STATEMENT
OUR CHARITY PARTNERS
Our charity partners operate across the world on a diverse range of projects. This could be protecting and rehabilitating marine life, educating current and future generations on the impact of plastic pollution, or supporting research programmes looking at innovative ways to improve and preserve our ocean's ecosystems.
