Recommend a good fine red organic wine for gift?

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It's my uncle's special birthday, budget of up to £40.

He likes red wine. I know he'd appreciate organic. But I am clueless and don't drink wine at all!

I've come across these but just stabbing in the dark really! Are they all ok? Any better suggestions??

www.purewines.co.uk/product/pinot-noir-stierkopf-2017/

www.farrar-tanner.co.uk/head-chef-c70/wines-spirits-c116/ch%C3%A2teauneuf-du-pape-ogier-bois-de-pied-redal-organic-red-wine-in-personalised-wood-gift-box-p1778

www.waitrosecellar.com/red-wine/guigal-cote-rotie-brune-et-blonde

Sorry, not sure why my links aren't being linky

Oh they are being linky!

I had a Running Duck Shiraz 2016 in the Lake District. It was delicious. You can get the 2017 on Amazon. I keep meaning to order myself some.

You cannot go wrong with the Chateauneuf du Pape - I liked the gift box as well. I am not a big fan of the Waitrose wine you have linked to but they have tonnes of other organic red wines. Organic Malbec and Rioja are my favourites.

Have you thought of an assorted box of red wine? If selecting just one is too risky?

winnerwinnerdinner I did think about an assorted box but I wanted to get him a more expensive bottle of wine that he wouldn't normally fork out for to drink everyday iyswim.

Good to hear the Chateauneuf du Pape is a good one - and the gift box will definitely finish it off nicely.