9 Best Orange Wines UK | Macerao Solara and More

From a 60-year-old vineyard in Valle Del Itata, Chile comes this unique and expressive full-bodied wine. The grapes are harvested by hand and paired with wild yeast for a three-month skin-on fermentation for a rich and sweet flavour.

Orange blossom, dried apricot, pears and honey come together in an intense palette that's slowly aerated through the cork. That way you can be sure it'll taste its best by the time it reaches your glass!

If your carbon footprint is important to you, you'll be pleased to hear that this wine from Bizarra Extravaganza is sourced from a Chilean farm that's dedicated to sustainable production practices. 

The apple and honey notes are refreshing yet sweet, making them the ideal pairing for Morrocan, Korean and Japanese dishes. The winemakers have even suggested that this orange wine is the perfect accompaniment to kimchi.

With plants that date back to 1447, the Cramele Recas Estate vineyard in Romania is a home away from home for English owner Philip Cox. He and his wife are dedicated to creating rich and interesting flavours, regularly welcoming world-class winemakers and tasters into their winery. 

The hard work seems to have paid off with this crisp and complex light-bodied bottle, characterised by the delicacy of peach and pear. It's ideal if you're looking for an introduction to the flavours of orange wine. 

Savour the sunshine of the South Australian coast, all from the comfort of your own home. This bottle from Unico Zelo brings a taste of Italy to the Southern hemisphere, with its Italian grape varieties grown on Australian soil. 

The result is a slightly acidic wine that pairs wonderfully with curries and Moroccan spices. Although, with a medium body and 12.5% ABV, it's versatile enough to enjoy with just about anything!

This dessert wine from Herzog is grown and fermented in Californian vineyards. They bottle less than 10,000 cases annually due to the diligent attention they believe is owed to each and every bottle. 

The sweet and exotic fruit flavours pair well with most desserts, but cheese and chocolate pairings will bring out the best in this wine. Alternatively, enjoy it as a stand-alone treat, giving you the chance to truly focus on the complex flavour. 

The fresh taste of white peach and citrus is accompanied by a toasted, smoky undertone with this vibrant orange wine. Its light body is slightly less intense than other options, making it very easy to drink. 

If you're looking for a wine to accompany your meal, this may not be your best bet as it may become overshadowed by strong flavours. As a stand-alone bottle, however, you're sure to enjoy every sip. 

Indulge in roasted chestnuts and smoky cinnamon with this Portuguese wine from Poças Fora da Série. A wonderful accompaniment to shellfish, lean fish and cured meats, this medium-bodied bottle is sure to impress. 

Although the winemakers haven't specifically advertised their fermentation process, this wine is not confirmed to be vegan. This means that there could potentially be animal derivatives involved in the production. 

The typical notes of fruit, citrus and florals are abundant in this light-bodied wine. However, they are made all the more interesting by nutty and spicy undertones, which add a little extra depth to the flavour.

This is another wine that may not be best suited for drinking with a meal. Although, considering the light body and variety of flavour notes, you may be able to pair it well with a wide variety of dishes. 

This medium-bodied 14.5 % wine pairs well with all manner of rich flavours. Whether you're serving pasta, pork or poultry, you'll enjoy it even more with a glass of Viog Princip Orange. 

Just be aware that the ABV is markedly higher than any other wine on our list. While this does complement the intensity of the flavour, we appreciate that a higher alcohol content may be slightly off putting for some.