New series of eco friendly premium New Zealand wines land in US
eco.love Wines, a producer of wines in New Zealand, has launched its collection of premium New Zealand wines in the US market. The eco.love collection is crafted in New Zealand. The series boasts carboNZero certification which entails ongoing reduction and offsetting of CO2 emissions.
The eco.love wine series includes Sauvington Blanc, Rieslmg and Pinot Noir. This launch happens in partnership with Snooth Media which allows consumers to review eco.love products online.
The company noted that these wines are made in its carboNZero winery, using production methods that include sustainable farming, the utilization of clean energy, and the restoration of natural wetland habitats.
eco.love Wines co-founders Andrea & Robin McBride said that the company is excited about sharing not only its wine, but its wine experiences in an interactive, social environment.
Snooth Media CEO Rich Tomko said that sustainability is an important endeavor and the company is thrilled to help eco.love introduce their wine and spread this message.
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