10 Best Natural Wines Under £20
Good natural wine doesn't have to cost a fortune
There's a myth floating around that natural wine is expensive. And yeah, some of it is. But plenty of the best bottles in our shop come in well under £20 — some under £15. These are wines from independent makers who care about what goes into the bottle, not about charging a premium for the privilege.
Here are some of our favourites right now. All natural, all under £20, all genuinely good.
Rouge by Doom Juice: £22
A natural Shiraz-Grenache red from South Australia that's built for drinking, not overthinking. It's juicy, smooth, and the kind of bottle that disappears before you've figured out what to pair it with. Doom Juice are an Aussie crew with a cult following and a philosophy that wine should be fun — and this bottle delivers on that completely.
Drink it with: Burgers. A cheese toastie. Anything off the BBQ.
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Viognier by 5 O'Clock Wines: £14.75
A white with a bit more body and personality. Think ripe stone fruit, a touch of something floral, and a finish that makes you want another sip immediately. This is the kind of wine that turns a Tuesday night pasta into an event.
Drink it with: Creamy pasta. A roast chicken. That fancy cheese you bought and keep "saving for later."
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Rosé by 5 O'Clock Wines: £14.75
Dry, fresh and pink. Not the sickly sweet stuff — this is proper rosé with real flavour. It's the bottle that earns its place on the table from spring right through to autumn.
Drink it with: A cheese board. A BBQ. Literally just sitting in the garden doing nothing.
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Balido by Other Wines: £22
New to orange wine? This is a great place to start. Made from Trebbiano and Petit Manseng grapes in Uruguay, it's a skin-contact white with a golden colour, a bit of texture and a slightly honeyed character. It's different without being weird, interesting without being challenging. Other Wines champion under-represented regions, and this bottle is a perfect example of why.
Drink it with: A charcuterie board. Thai food. Anything with a bit of spice.
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Left on Red by Loco Wines: £16.50
A natural red that's juicy, bright and made for drinking slightly chilled. No heaviness, no pretension — just a fun, fruit-forward wine that disappears quickly at any gathering. The name tells you everything about the vibe.
Drink it with: Pizza. Burgers. Your Friday night takeaway.
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Rizzling by Loco Wines: £16.50
A playful natural white that's as fun as the name suggests. Light, zingy and easy-going. This is a weeknight wine, a picnic wine, a "grab a bottle on the way to your mate's place" wine.
Drink it with: Sushi. A salad. Fish tacos.
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Dóldora by Other Wines: £17
A wine with character. This Saperavi from Moldova sits in that sweet spot where it's interesting enough to hold your attention but easy enough to just enjoy without overanalysing it. Lovely fruit, a bit of earthiness, and the kind of balance that makes you go "oh, that's nice." Other Wines specialise in finding brilliant bottles from places most people haven't heard of.
Drink it with: Roasted veg. A hearty stew. Anything coming out of the oven.
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Jumi-Juma by Other Wines: £17
Fun label, fun wine. A Chardonnay-Riesling blend from Moldova that's got personality — bright fruit flavours and an easy-drinking style that works just as well on its own as it does with food. The kind of bottle you pick because the label caught your eye and then come back for because the wine caught your attention.
Drink it with: Tapas. A cheese toastie. Whatever's in the fridge.
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Guy Allion Sauvignon Blanc by Emile Wines: £17.50
A crisp white from the Loire Valley that does exactly what you want a Sauvignon Blanc to do — but better. This is Emile's house wine producer, sourced directly from Touraine. No tricks, no gimmicks, just a well-made bottle from a small French producer who lets the fruit do the talking.
Drink it with: Seafood. A summer salad. Sitting on the sofa with no plans.
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Good Day Pet Nat by Top Cuvee
A natural sparkling wine made in Sussex from Pinot Noir, Rondo, Phoenix and Seyval grapes. It's fizzy, fun and the kind of bottle that makes any occasion feel like a celebration — even a Wednesday. Top Cuvee are behind some of London's most talked-about natural wine bars, and their cartoon-label bottles have become a badge of the natural wine scene.
Drink it with: A dinner party. A date night. A "treat yourself" moment.
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The Bottom Line
Natural wine under £20 isn't a compromise — it's where some of the most interesting, enjoyable drinking happens. These are bottles from independent makers who focus on what goes into the wine rather than what goes on the price tag.
Every bottle listed here is available at Natty with same-day delivery across Bristol and UK-wide shipping. If it's at Natty, it's good.
