Our members

Accolade Wines, an SWR member since July 2024, has been certified carbon neutral by the Carbon Trust since 2020. With 98% of their packaging across Australia and Europe fully recyclable, they are committed to sustainability and have implemented numerous initiatives to support the safety and well-being of their people. Through their global strategy, Making Every Drop Count, Accolade Wines focuses on driving impactful change in key areas, striving to reduce pollution, protect the planet, and improve well-being across the company and its communities.

Amorim Cork, based in Portugal, is a leading producer of cork products renowned for its commitment to sustainability and innovation. The company advocates for the ecological benefits of cork oak forests, which play a vital role in biodiversity and climate change mitigation. Dedicated to social responsibility and environmental stewardship, Amorim Cork joined the Sustainable Wine Roundtable (SWR) in May 2021, aiming to further enhance sustainable practices within the wine industry.

Vinmonopolet, a member of SWR since April 2024, is Norway’s government-owned leading retailer responsible for the sale of alcoholic beverages. With a commitment to sustainability, the company aims to reduce its emissions by 55% by 2030. Recognising that packaging significantly impacts its CO2 footprint and as a member of out Bottle Weight Accord, Vinmonopolet has announced a new requirement for suppliers: starting January 1, 2026, all still wine (0.75 l) priced below NOK 250 must have a maximum bottle weight of 420 grams.

Bogle Family Wines, is a renowned, family-owned winery based in California, known for its commitment to sustainability and producing high-quality wines. In June 2024, they joined SWR and were featured in a member interview where Jody discussed their innovative work on alternative packaging, showcasing their first-of-its-kind aluminium wine bottle.