Dreaming Tree Wines (pre-2019) is Not Vegan Friendly

WARNING: this company tends to change every year, see history below.

Company email (March 2021)

"The fining of our wines is not a standard operating procedure. We fine our wines only when necessary. When fining, we use a combination of Cross-Flow filtration and traditional animal based fining agents. Because of this, I would have to say that our wines are not considered Vegan."

Company email (December 2020)

"We do not use any of the ingredients [in the Barnivore standard question] in the making of The Dreaming Tree wines. Also, we do not bottle this wine outside of our own facility in California. [Listing only their 2019 vintage as vegan as the answer keeps changing]

Company email (December 2018)
"Our wines at Dreaming Tree are not vegan."

Company email (June 2017)
"...all of our wines are vegan, as well as gluten-free."

BUT THEN on followup...

"One of our standard fining agents contains Micronized potassium casseinate [casein is milk protein], food grade gelatin, egg albumin and other food grade components."

Company email (March 2012):
[Same as Jan 2012, below...]

Company email (January 2012):
"One of our standard fining agents contains Micronized potassium casseinate [casein is milk protein], food grade gelatin, egg albumin and other food grade components."