A bottle of Reyter Lakrez from the Loire Valley, featuring a dark glass body, black foil, and a white label with red floral accents, set against a clean white background.

Lakrez | 2020 | Alto Adige 🇮🇹

£24.00
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A bottle of Reyter Lakrez from the Loire Valley, featuring a dark glass body, black foil, and a white label with red floral accents, set against a clean white background.
  • A bottle of Reyter Lakrez from the Loire Valley, featuring a dark glass body, black foil, and a white label with red floral accents, set against a clean white background.
  • A man in a green t-shirt and black shorts crouches on top of a large wooden wine barrel in a cellar, pouring liquid from a glass container. Another barrel is visible to the right, and a textured stone archway forms the background.
  • Two men standing side by side against a dark wood slat wall. The man on the left wears an olive green crewneck t-shirt, and the man on the right wears a light beige t-shirt, a straw hat with a patterned band, and glasses.
  • Two men walking away in a vineyard between rows of grapevines, wearing hats, casual t-shirts, and shorts.
Lakrez | 2020 | Alto Adige 🇮🇹

Lakrez | 2020 | Alto Adige 🇮🇹

Sold By Joachim Unterhofer; Christoph Unterhofer

Bright ruby with orange tones.
Smoky, earthy aromas of red and black berries, tobacco, leather, and pepper lead to a ripe, juicy palate of complex fruit, soft tannins, chocolate, and subtle liquorice.

Perfectly balanced with moderate alcohol, finishing long, spicy, and mineral.
£24.00
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Grape Variety: Lagrein | Wine Type: Rosé

Region: Alto Adige | Country: Italy 🇮🇹

Appellation: Vino Rosso| Vintage: 2020

Alcohol: 12,5% | Sulphites: <28mg

Certification: Organic & Vinnatur

Size: 75cL

Up to 20 hrs of skin contact, spontaneous fermentation and malolactic fermentation in the steel tank, 5 years of maturation in the bottle

Light fish, light meat, cheese, just for aperitif
Shipping rates

Rates:
Up to £150 - £10 per winemaker
Over £150 - Free delivery

Mixing producers in your cart will result in combined shipping fees.

  • Each winemaker ships separately.
Best Price Guarantee

We offer a simple best-price guarantee. If you find the same product advertised for a lower price by a competitor within 30 days, we'll match the price or credit you the difference.

This excludes sales and discounts.
60 Days Returns

We have a 60-day return policy, meaning you have 60 days from the date you receive your item to request a return if your wine is corked or flawed.

Once it's returned, we'll refund the full amount, including any shipping costs.

Meet Joachim Unterhofer; Christoph Unterhofer :

The idea of making natural wines grew with the idea of working the agriculture organically. To respect nature and the results of nature that we are allowed to work with, we share the soils and the land and the plants on which we are working with a huge amount of animals, and they even help us to keep the system in balance. Therefore, it's our mission to respect the circle of nature in all our lands.
In the cellar, we are observing the natural processes of our grapes, such as spontaneous fermentation, malolactic fermentation and physical sedimentation.
So the grape comes as genuine as possible from the vine to the bottle and in the glass.
Joachim Unterhofer and Christoph Unterhofer standing side by side against a dark wood slat wall. The man on the left wears an olive green crewneck t-shirt, and the man on the right wears a light beige t-shirt, a straw hat with a patterned band, and glasses.

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Frequently asked questions
What is the minimum order?

Minimum order is 6 bottles, and multiples of 6.

For example, you can order 6, 12, or 18 bottles since each case of wine contains six bottles.
What is the return policy?
  • Flaws and Quality: We stand behind our winemakers. Returns are only accepted if the wine has a genuine flaw, such as being corked or oxidised. If you find a faulty bottle, let us know immediately—we will refund the full amount, including shipping costs.
  • A Matter of Taste: If the wine is technically perfect but simply isn't to your taste, please give it to a friend! Wine is subjective, and what one person finds "untamed," another might find "vibrant."
  • Our Promise: We personally taste and select every wine in the coop. We are confident in their quality and deliciousness.
  • Need Advice? To avoid any surprises, we encourage you to read the community reviews or chat with us before you buy. We love helping you find the bottle that fits your palate!
Why does delivery takes so long?

At Vivan!, we don’t use industrial warehouses or giant logistics hubs. We are proudly Slow Wine. Here is why your bottles might take a few extra days to arrive:

  • Direct from the Source: Your wine is packed and shipped directly from the winemaker’s own cellar. There is no middleman sitting in a warehouse; it’s the person who made the wine who is often the one taping the box.
  • Nature Comes First: Our winemakers are often working solo. Their priority is the life of the vineyard, the health of the soil, and the precision of the cellar. If it’s harvest time or a critical moment for the vines, they are in the fields, not behind a shipping desk.
  • Cutting Costs, Not Quality: By shipping directly from the farm, we eliminate the massive overhead costs of third-party distributors and storage facilities. This allows us to keep the prices fair for you and ensures that more of your money goes directly back into regenerative farming.
  • Low Carbon Footprint: Skipping the "extra stop" at a warehouse means fewer miles traveled and a smaller carbon footprint for every bottle.

The result? You get a vibrant, artisan wine that hasn't been sitting under fluorescent lights in a depot, delivered at the best possible value. We believe real wine is worth the wait!
How do you calculate the price of a bottle?

At Vivan!, we believe in honest pricing. Unlike traditional retailers, we don't hide costs or inflate margins. Here is how your money is put to work:

  • Direct Value: Because we don't spend money on expensive advertising campaigns or middlemen, almost every penny you pay goes directly into the quality of the wine and the health of the soil.
  • Fair Cooperative Model: All profits stay within the cooperative. We exist to support our winemakers and the planet, not to pay off external shareholders.
  • Transparent Margins: To keep the cooperative running (website, logistics, and support), we take a modest commission of between 10% and 20%. In the wine industry, this is exceptionally low—traditional distributors often take 35% to 50%.
  • Honesty about Customs: Shipping across borders (especially to the UK) involves taxes. You will find the official customs invoice attached to your box. We have nothing to hide: if you want to know exactly how much was paid in duties for your order, just ask us. We believe you have the right to know where every cent goes.

By choosing Vivan!, you are choosing a short, fair circuit that prioritizes the producer's survival and the consumer's health over corporate profit.
No investors, a cooperative? What does that have to do with me?

Actually, it has everything to do with the wine in your glass. Here is why our "No Investor" model is better for you:

  • Quality over Quarterly Profits: Traditional companies have investors who demand higher profits every three months. This often leads to cutting corners—using cheaper grapes, adding chemicals to speed up production, or squeezing the winemakers.
  • The Land is our Boss: Since we are owned and led by the winemakers, our "shareholders" are the vines and the soil. Our only goal is to produce the healthiest, most vibrant wine possible, because that is what ensures our long-term survival.
  • You Get a Fair Price: We don't have to "inflate" prices to pay out dividends to wealthy bankers. Every Euro or Pound you spend goes into the bottle and the regenerative farming techniques that heal the planet.
  • Radical Transparency: We don't answer to a board of directors; we answer to you. This allows us to be 100% honest about our margins, our costs, and our methods.

In short, when there are no investors, the winemaker wins, and the customer wins. You get a better product, at a more honest price, with a clear conscience.