Little Ripples is a socially responsible wine company driven by the belief in collective impact.
For every bottle sold, one year of clean drinking water is provided to one person in a developing community.
Founded by Dustin Leonard, Little Ripples has a strong presence in Australia and across the world.
Domestically, Little Ripples is a preferred supplier for Accor Hotels, and via the Little Ripples website they are delivering to tens of thousands of Aussies all across Australia. Around the world, Little Ripples is served on Lufthansa and Discover airlines, and can be found in retailers across Singapore, Hong Kong and the UAE.
Most Little Ripples wines contain 0g of sugar per serving (sauvignon blanc, pinot grigio, rosé, chardonnay, shiraz, cabernet sauvignon, and pinot noir). The sparkling, prosecco and low alcohol range (half the alcohol and half the calories) are low sugar wines.
Now Aussies can pour a glass of wine that is low to no sugar, low in carbs and is also making a positive impact in the world. Cheers to that!
World class wines
The wine is world class and comes from Australia’s best regions including Barossa, Adelaide Hills and Coonawarra.
To date, Little Ripples has funded 50 water wells to provide safe and accessible water to communities in need through its water charity partner, the BridgIT Water Foundation. This is the equivalent of providing over 500,000 people with one year of clean drinking water.
The company’s exceptional efforts in creating positive change have earned it the distinction of being named Best Socially Conscious Brand in 2023 in the Naturally Good Awards.
Little Ripples aims to provide five million people with clean drinking water within the next 10 years. It’s an ambitious goal, and the socially responsible company is calling on Aussies to buy a bottle and raise a glass to positive change!
The partnership between Little Ripples and the BridgIT Water Foundation exemplifies the power of collective action in creating lasting change.
Through their joint efforts, they have achieved an extraordinary milestone, but their journey is far from over. Both organisations remain committed to expanding their impact and reaching even more communities in need.
Find out how you can do your bit here.
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