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The best white natural wines at Systembolaget

White wines from growers who farm with conviction — biodynamic, organic and low-intervention — that you can actually buy at Systembolaget. The list is independent: PACT does not sell at Systembolaget and earns nothing from what you choose.

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    Domaine Vacheron Sancerre Les Roches

    Domaine Vacheron Sancerre Les Roches

    339 kr

    2025 · Loiredalen

    FAST SORTIMENT

    Jean-Laurent and Jean-Dominique Vacheron converted the entire family domaine to biodynamic farming back in 2000, early for Sancerre. Les Roches is the entry cuvée, sauvignon blanc from limestone soils with a salinity rarely found in the appellation. It sits in the permanent assortment, making it unusually accessible for a wine at this level.

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    François Chidaine Les Tuffeaux

    François Chidaine Les Tuffeaux

    451 kr

    2020 · Loiredalen

    ORDERVARA

    Along with Jacky Blot, François Chidaine is the man who put Montlouis on the map, biodynamically certified through Biodyvin. Les Tuffeaux is chenin blanc from tuffeau soil, dry and taut, and shows why Chidaine ranks among Loire's most important white wine producers regardless of appellation.

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    Weingut Wittmann vom Kalkstein Trocken Riesling

    Weingut Wittmann vom Kalkstein Trocken Riesling

    260 kr

    2022 · Rheinhessen

    ORDERVARA

    The Wittmann family in Rheinhessen is Demeter-certified and, alongside Keller, ranks among Germany's most influential biodynamic wine houses. Vom Kalkstein is dry Riesling from limestone soils, mineral and precise — an entry point to a house whose top cuvées rarely make it here.

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    Nikolaihof Hefeabzug Grüner Veltliner

    Nikolaihof Hefeabzug Grüner Veltliner

    280 kr

    2023 · Niederösterreich

    TILLFÄLLIGT SORTIMENT

    Nikolaihof in the Wachau was Austria's first Demeter-certified estate, since 1971. Hefeabzug is Grüner Veltliner left on its lees longer than usual, giving depth and a distinctive, almost saline structure. One of the country's most historically significant biodynamic producers.

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    SCEA Famille Laureau Domaine Laureau Le Bel Ouvrage

    SCEA Famille Laureau Domaine Laureau Le Bel Ouvrage

    499 kr

    2022 · Loiredalen

    TILLFÄLLIGT SORTIMENT

    Damien Laureau took over a vineyard in Savennières in 2004 and has since become one of the appellation's most acclaimed names. Le Bel Ouvrage comes from old vines on schist soil — dry, concentrated chenin blanc that takes years to open up.

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    Weingut Eva Fricke Rheingau Riesling

    Weingut Eva Fricke Rheingau Riesling

    299 kr

    2024 · Rheingau

    TILLFÄLLIGT SORTIMENT

    Eva Fricke worked as Rheingau master Wilhelm Weil's right hand before starting her own domaine in 2006. She belongs to the younger generation's most acclaimed German Riesling makers, farming organically with minimal cellar intervention. This Rheingau Riesling is her most accessible wine.

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    Domaine de la Taille aux Loups Bretonniere

    Domaine de la Taille aux Loups Bretonniere

    249 kr

    2023 · Frankrike

    ORDERVARA

    Jacky Blot, alongside Chidaine, put Montlouis on the map and pushed through organic farming when it was still considered eccentric in the region. Bretonnière is chenin blanc, dry and barrel-fermented in Blot's strictly Burgundian style. The domaine has been certified organic since 2012.

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Assortment data updated 7 September 2026

How we choose

Most Systembolaget "natural wine" lists are written by importers or shops that profit from what you buy. We don't — PACT imports from Languedoc and is not sold at Systembolaget. No affiliate links.

This white-wine list is deliberately broader than our red and orange Systembolaget guides. We include biodynamic, organic and serious low-intervention growers — not only bottles that market themselves as strict natural wine. Demeter-certified domaines that never use the word "natural" still belong here when the farming and cellar work hold up. What we exclude is conventional farming that treats pesticides and synthetic fertiliser as the default — not the absence of a natural-wine label. Updated against live assortment data.

What we don't list

Industrial white-wine lines dressed up as organic, anonymous trading brands, and conventional farming with routine pesticides and synthetic fertiliser stay off this list — even when Systembolaget's filters surface them. A certificate on the shelf is not enough if the producer has no verifiable farming practice and cellar discipline. Choose one of the wines above instead.

Frequently asked questions

Why are the criteria broader here than on your red and orange lists?

Because strong white bottles at Systembolaget often come from biodynamic or organic domaines that do not brand themselves as strict natural wine. We still require serious farming and low-intervention cellar work — we just do not require the "natural wine" label. That is why Demeter growers can appear here even when they never use that word.

Is this the same thing as natural wine?

Not always. Natural wine usually implies organic or biodynamic farming plus minimal cellar intervention and little or no added sulphur. This list overlaps heavily with that — but it also includes growers who meet the farming and intervention bar without claiming the natural-wine category. Conventional farming remains out.

What is the difference between fixed assortment and order assortment?

Fixed assortment is stocked in stores. Order assortment (ordervara) and temporary listings can be ordered online or via the store — often where the most interesting low-intervention whites sit. Many bottles on this list are order or temporary assortment.