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Wines made with at least 85% SIP Certified grapes—estate or purchased—can proudly display the SIP Certified logo.


Here’s how:

*Watch the tutorial
^Renew each vintage



“Consumers perceive certifications that are credible, transparent, and aligned with their values as indicators of product quality and social responsibility.”

- Holloway, 2024


 

Cost at a Glance

Annual Certified Cases ($/case) Example
0 - 7,500 $0.16 2,000 cases = $320
7,500 - 24,999 $0.12 12,000 cases = $1,440
25,000 - 49,999 $0.10 34,000 cases = $3,400
50,000 - 99,999 $0.08 75,000 cases = $6,000
100,000 - 249,999 $0.07 180,000 cases = $12,600

 


 

Label Guidelines

Logo on front or back of wine label and materials (e.g. tasting notes, distributor packages, vineyard signs, etc.)

CERTIFIED WINE
At least 85% of Grapes

LOGO   LANGUAGE
  OR  
Logo on front or back of wine label and materials (e.g. tasting notes, distributor packages, vineyard signs, etc.).

Sustainability in Practice (SIP) Certified

SIP Certified Sustainable

SIP Certified

CERTIFIED WINE MADE AT CERTIFIED WINERY
At least 85% of Grapes + Certified Winery

LOGO   LANGUAGE
  OR  
Logo on front or back of wine label and materials (e.g. tasting notes, distributor packages, vineyard signs, etc.).

Sustainability in Practice (SIP) Certified Vineyard & Winery

SIP Certified Sustainable Vineyard & Winery

SIP Certified Vineyard & Winery


 

FAQ

Q: My winery isn’t SIP Certified. Can I still certify my wines?

Yes! Your winery doesn’t need to be certified for you to certify your wines. Just be sure to use the appropriate logo/verbiage on your bottle (see Label Guidelines above).

If your winery is certified, you may use the “SIP Certified Vineyard & Winery” logo/verbiage.

Q: How long does it take?

Most receive their Eligibility Letter in 14-30 days^.

^Estimate based on applicant preparedness
*Certification is finalized upon payment of licensing fees

Q: When should I apply?

First-time blends: at final blend stage

Repeat blends: post-bottle (if identical blend to previously certified blend)

Q: Can purchasers of bulk wine certify?

Yes! As long as the final wine is at least 85% SIP Certified fruit.

Q: What records do I need to provide?

Harvest and winemaking records. Use the checklist below.

□ SIP Certified vineyard letter(s) □ Topping records
□ Harvest docmentation □ Trial blend (if applicable)
□ Crush records □ Blending records
□ Tank/barrel storage □ Bottling records