Kind of Wild Unveils its E-Commerce Platform – Organically Produced & Kindly Sourced
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Kind of Wild is a new collection of global wine discoveries sourced from organic growers devoted to rewilding the planet. The DTC E-Commerce platform that will debut 6 distinctive wines made from organic grapes officially launched its crowd-funding campaign on IndieGoGo today. Kind of Wild was founded by Adam and Jordan Sager, brothers, bringing decades of combined experience from their family-owned wine import company Winesellers, Ltd.
Organic Grapes HEALDSBURG, Calif. (PRWEB) February 23, 2021 Kind of Wild is a new collection of global wine discoveries sourced from organic growers devoted to rewilding the planet. The DTC E-Commerce platform that will debut 6 distinctive wines made from organic grapes officially launched its crowd-funding campaign on IndieGoGo today. Kind of Wild was founded by Adam and Jordan S
Tuesday, February 16, 2021
Sager Brothers Launch Crowdfunded Campaign for New DTC Wine Club and Brand for International Portfolio of Organically Grown Wines
Jordan and Adam Sager, veteran importers from Winesellers Ltd., have launched an innovative new campaign on Indiegogo to see if consumers will prepay to join a new wine club selling organically grown wines. We want people to think of organic wine as food, Jordan Sager says in the introductory video.
In the video, the Sager brothers say their new DTC site, if funded, will enable them to introduce consumers to many other organically grown wines, including some from Austrian producers, Pays d Herault from France, and many others. Indiegogo contributors will receive coupons good for wine purchases.
Minnesota Organic Conference to be held online this year
The registration window is now open for the four keynote sessions that will be held next month, focused on regenerative food production, soil and animal health, climate change and more. 5:30 am, Dec. 29, 2020 ×
The Minnesota Organic Conference will look a lot different this year.
The 18th annual conference, hosted by the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, is the only statewide conference on organic agriculture. There are around 1,000 organic farms in Minnesota, serving both domestic and international consumers.
Cassie Dahl, organic agriculture specialist with the Minnesota Department of Agriculture, said the registration process for the conference just got underway, but the department is already starting to see registration forms roll in.