The brand that embraces the elements that nature gives us, brings us the best of its Californian wines to celebrate its achievements on Earth Day.

Did you know that to date 46% of the Earth’s forests no longer exist? That’s why the Rabble wine brand does everything in its power to protect the planet. From sustainable growing practices to donating 1% of sales to fight climate change and partnering with impactful climate-focused organizations like OneTreePlanted.

Since 2021, more than 167 thousand trees have been planted, which deepens its commitment to the environment and natural processes.

For this month, and commemorating Earth Day, the goal is to reach 200,000 trees planted.

With a very respectful way in the wine making process, the brand has been gaining followers, and also achieving its commitment to protecting the planet. Made in Paso Robles, California, the brand is distinguished by being fruity with an emphasis on aromatics.

The BCorp-certified brand is committed to sustainable growing practices and features interactive AR labels that pay homage to the four elements of nature. To be consumed immediately and taking advantage of the natural elements to highlight the individual tensions of each natural element (earth, wind, water, fire) with well-made wines and give life to each harvest.

Available at RabbleWine.com and on social media as @RabbleWine.

For the third year in a row, the “Listen to Your Mother” campaign will stop at Coachella & Wynwood. You can join in the celebration here:

Wynwood Walls – Saturday, April 20, 2024 from 2 to 6 p.m. Featuring live muralist Pao Saenz, DIY rotating art stations, recycled item giveaways, and live music from DJ Furbzz. To win tickets, follow @RabbleWine and post the hashtag #ListenToYourMother.

Smorgasburg – Saturday April 20 and Sunday April 21, 2024 from 2:00 to 8:00 pm. The brand launches its year-long partnership with Smorgasburg. The mini festival features a live painting by the New Rabble x Smorgasburg Sustainable Rose Bar, holistic wellness and coaching with Leslie Perez (Baby By Leslie), a yoga class with María Batista, a plant care class with Paola Jiménez, art with recycled materials, community gardens and plant-based nutrition workshops. There will also be live music from Clean Cut Band (Saturday), Lotus Collective (Sunday), DJ Katie Ox (Saturday and Sunday).

A weekend to celebrate being alive together, and that we are here thanks to nature.