Fine, Rare & Vintage Wines

Discover our collection of fine wine, vintage wine, and rare bottles made by some of the world’s most iconic and brilliant producers. Whether you’re building a wine cellar, hunting for a rare red wine to open now or a fine wine to age, we’ve curated a selection of organic, biodynamic and natural fine wine, that balances character with collectability.

At Forest Wines, we specialise in organic fine wine, biodynamic fine wine, and low-intervention bottles from trusted producers around the world. From fine and rare Bordeaux 2015 to rare Burgundy Pinot Noir collections, these are wines that tell a story of vintage, of place, and of people. They’re ideal for rare wine gifts for anniversaries, birthdays, or even as a Christmas gift idea for someone who loves great wine without fuss.

Whether you're starting a fine wine collection, hunting down rare wines to age, or simply searching for the best rare red wines to age, every bottle here is more than just a drink: it's a piece of time, ready to be opened, shared, or saved for the right moment.

Discover the portraits of our producers and more biodynamic wines.

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Weinland "Theodora" Gut Oggau
Weinland "Theodora" Gut Oggau
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Weinland "Atanasius" Gut Oggau
Weinland "Atanasius" Gut Oggau
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St-Joseph, Pierre Gonon, Rhone
St-Joseph, Pierre Gonon, Rhone
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Weinland "Josephine" Gut Oggau
Weinland "Josephine" Gut Oggau
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Radikon Sivi orange pino grigio
Radikon Sivi
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La Stoppa Macchiona
La Stoppa Macchiona
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Trediberri Barolo 'Berri'
Trediberri Barolo 'Berri'
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Rougissime, Guillaume Overnoy Cotes-du-Jura
Domaine Elodie Jaume - 'Cabrieres' Chateauneuf-du-Pape
Saint Romain " En Chevrot", Emmanuel Giboulot
Weinland "Timotheus" Gut Oggau
Weinland "Timotheus" Gut Oggau
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Savagnin Ouille, Guillaume Overnoy Cotes-du-Jura
Domaine La Borde Vin Jaune Arbois
Domaine La Borde Ploussard Cote de Feule
Domaine Jean Francois Ganevat, VDF Rouge J`en Veux Encore
Domaine La Borde Trousseau Sous La Roche
Cornas "Rebelle" Domaine de la Bruyeres
Bornard Chardonnay Les Gaudrettes Jura
Domaine Jean Francois Ganevat, Grusse en Billat Chardonnay
Anne and Jean-Francois Ganevat Rouge de Toute Beaute

FAQs

Here you will find answers to some of the most frequently asked questions for this category.

What is fine wine?

Fine wine typically refers to well-crafted wines from exceptional producers or regions, often made with the intention to age. At Forest Wines, we see fine wines as bottles with integrity: made naturally, aged with care, and offering depth and elegance.

What’s the difference between fine wine and vintage wine?

Fine wine speaks to quality and craftsmanship, while vintage wine refers to a wine made in a particular year. Not all vintage wines are fine, but the best rare vintage wines combine both age and excellence.

Can you age natural wines?

Absolutely. While many natural wines are made to drink young, we also carry natural fine wine that develops beautifully over time, especially certain age-worthy red wines from top producers.

What makes a wine collectible?

A rare collectible wine usually comes from a well-regarded vintage, vineyard, or winemaker, and is often made in small quantities. It’s a wine that holds or grows in value and pleasure with time.

What are the best rare red wines to age?

Look for fine and rare wines from structured vintages like Bordeaux 2015, aged Barolo, old-vine Rioja, or select natural red wines with tannic backbone and balance. These develop complexity over years.

Do you offer rare wine gifts for anniversaries or birthdays?

Yes, a rare wine gift for a birthday or anniversary is always memorable. Choose a bottle from a meaningful vintage or a wine with a story to match the occasion. You can also have a personalised message added to your order.

How should I store fine wine at home?

Keep bottles in a cool, dark, and stable place (ideally 12°C). Lay them flat to keep the cork moist, and avoid big temperature swings. A wine fridge is ideal, but a dark cupboard works in a pinch.

What’s a good fine wine for a Christmas gift?

A luxury rare wine or fine wine from Burgundy, Bordeaux, or Tuscany makes a great and indulgent Christmas gift idea, whether for a collector or someone just starting their wine journey.

Do you offer fine rare wine delivery in the UK?

Yes, we provide fine rare wine delivery UK-wide, carefully packed and shipped so your bottle arrives in perfect condition.

Are your fine wines organic or biodynamic?

Many of our fine wines are also organic fine wine or biodynamic fine wine, made by winemakers who work closely with the land and use minimal intervention in both the vineyard and cellar.