Recent Winter radio course graduate and a second-generation biodynamic grape grower and winemaker Pete Windrim is my guest on the show today.

Pete heads up the Natural Order Wine company N.O.W. and very generously provided the delicate bubbles for the celebratory end to the course a couple of Saturdays ago.

I invited Pete onto the show after a moment I experienced having taken the first sip of the Pet Nat. I found myself being transported out of the studio environment and into some floral world surrounded by beauty and grace, like waking up in a meadow of spring flowers bursting with life, all at the same time. Good enough reason to want to discover more about the organic bio-dynamic goodness going on here and to share that with you dear listener.

The folk at N.O.W. believe in making wines without additions nor filtration, which along with the delicate production process, weaves new threads into the wine story with silky, soft, light and lavish delights.

We’re not here to advise you to drink alcohol. This is a story about family legacy, organic Barossa grape growers, and a bunch of friends who got together to bring the age-old traditions of wine making into this modern world, a world where ethics, sustainability and a deeper meaning to drinking alcohol exists.  We love to know that you’re enjoying yourself, but we’d also love to know you’re doing that mindfully :)

Keep your fingers crossed and your ears out for Pete on Bay FM someday!