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Frey Organic

Mendocino organic wine, poured in Commack since the beginning.

14 bottles Same-day or next-day LI delivery Nationwide shipping where legal
The story

The story behind Frey

Frey Vineyards was founded in 1980 by Jonathan and Katrina Frey in the Redwood Valley AVA of Mendocino County, California, on land the Frey family bought in 1962. It holds the distinction of being America's first certified organic and biodynamic winery, farming without synthetic pesticides or additives long before organic was a shelf tag.

That history is why we have carried Frey for decades. The farming came first, the wine followed, and the bottles have stayed honest and fairly priced the whole way. You get Mendocino fruit, clean fermentation, and a producer that never chased a trend to sell a bottle.

The lineup

Explore the Frey range

Frey covers the everyday table and the serious cellar alike, from a nine dollar rose to a seventeen dollar Pinot Noir, all organic fruit from Mendocino County.

ExpressionTypeProof / ABVTasting notes
Frey Natural RoseRoseNot statedDry, bright, light red fruit, warm weather pour
Frey Natural RedRed blendNot statedJuicy, low tannin, versatile everyday red
Frey Agriculturist BlancWhiteNot statedCrisp organic white, citrus and green apple
Frey ChardonnayWhiteNot statedMendocino fruit, soft oak, baked apple
Frey Cabernet SauvignonRedNot statedDark cherry, cedar, firm but friendly tannin
Frey Pinot NoirRedNot statedRed berry, earth, light body, food friendly
Buying guidance

Which Frey is right for you?

Frey pricing runs from $9.99 for the Natural Rose up to $17.99 for the Pinot Noir, with most of the lineup sitting between $11.99 and $16.99. The Natural Red and Natural White land at $11.99, the Agriculturist Blanc and Red at $12.99, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc at $14.99, then Pinot Grigio, Syrah and Zinfandel at $15.99. Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot close at $16.99. Organic farming at these numbers is the whole point, and you can buy Frey online or grab it off our Commack shelf.

The weeknight tableFrey Natural Red 750mL

Low tannin, $11.99, pours with anything coming off the grill.

The Chardonnay loyalistFrey Chardonnay 750mL

Mendocino fruit and soft oak at $14.99, organic without a lecture.

The Pinot drinkerFrey Pinot Noir 750mL

Light body, red berry and earth, the top of the Frey range at $17.99.

Make the most of it

Frey cocktails and pairings

Frey wines are table wines, so treat them that way. The Natural Rose and Agriculturist Blanc want shellfish and salads, the reds want roasted meat and mushrooms.
Good to know

Frey questions, answered

Is Frey wine actually organic?
Yes. Frey Vineyards is certified organic and biodynamic, founded in 1980 in Mendocino County, and was America's first certified organic winery. The fruit is farmed without synthetic pesticides or fertilizers.
Where is Frey wine made?
Frey is made in the Redwood Valley AVA of Mendocino County, Northern California. The Frey family bought the property in 1962 and founded the winery in 1980 under Jonathan and Katrina Frey.
Does Frey wine contain sulfites?
Frey's Natural line is made without added sulfites, while other bottlings follow organic winemaking rules. Ask us at the counter and we will walk you through the label on the specific bottle.
How do I get Frey wine delivered on Long Island?
We offer same-day or next-day delivery across Nassau and Suffolk, free curbside pickup in Commack, and free local delivery on orders over $250. Wine ships only to states where it is legal, confirmed at checkout.
What does Frey Pinot Noir taste like?
Frey Pinot Noir is light to medium bodied with red berry, a little earth and soft tannin. Serve it slightly cool with roast chicken or mushroom dishes. It is $17.99 at our Commack store.
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