Hi
Can I suggest you some of our fonts?
Maybe Oxida or Cenizas

best
Ale

Alejandro Paul's scripts are wonderful. You might also check out www.underware.nl and their Sauna and Bello. Also 'earthy, friendly and quirky' describes Goudy Sans, so you might consider that also.

Mac Rhino's Oxtail is fairly extensible and has a very soft, postmodern feel. (The price is also right.)

Organic and friendly:
Goudy Heavyface
Hess Monoblack
Powell
Lapis
Zigarre Script

My Refugio Rustic matches the requirements pretty well...

Great suggestions so far.

Paddington
MVB Aunt Mildred
MVB Celestia Antiqua One and Two

Thanks Fisheye, I was about to mention Oxtail myself ;-)

Some of Nick Shinn's fonts are quite naturally delectable.

hhp

I'd go for Dave Farey's ITC Highlander (after Oz Cooper), but Bram de Does is still the best when it comes to organic food. =8-)

What about Galahad

http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/linotype/galahad/

Thanks Hrant, Fontesque has proved quite popular in food packaging and I've seen it used for organic food.

Rayuela
Juvenis
Maiandra
Vista (alts)
Adesso

For a more granola quality consider combining Dear Sarah with Olduvai both homegrown here at Typophile and both available at Veer.

I would go out of my way to figure out how to use this ... (more MVB)

Could work.

thanks for the leads - certainly opened my eyes to some fonts and sites I will be visiting again (i'm loving underware.nl.....)

A little late into the discussion, but i'm searching for a font family for a similar purpose. Something to carry through the catalogs, packaging, signage, etc. These are al great choices in general, but any suggestions for a more modern feel and not so "granola?" (I love Sauna and am considering Rotis Semi-Sans so anything along those lines...)

Beorcana can do duty at all sizes, for print, signage, etc. and has a clean yet organic feel.

Papyrus

Why are you all looking at me like that?

Oneleigh by Nick Shinn

http://www.fontshop.com/fonts/downloads/fontfont/ff_oneleigh/

thanks so much! I like the suggestions.

Don't use Rotis Semi-Sans, please! It's so fugly.

not papyrus

(not that i need to clarify)

How about Kantor? Or for a slightly less quirky approach, Relato? And for display, Monument.

Hi I am working on an Organic Wine label. This has been an informative discussion.

I am looking for a font that is clean, understated and contemporary. I want a font that looks soooo good with out screaming look at me. A font that a designer might say "I want to know what that font is. A font the average consumer won't see anything unique with but they will sense quality. A font for an organic wine consumer who shaves her legs (target market).

Am I asking to much? I thought I'd toss it out there.

I'd move your question to a new topic, Pattie, as this request is actually pretty different. Go ahead and start a new thread and I'll be happy to reply there.