Making the Wines of the Future
Facing the challenges of climate change, winemakers
strive to adapt and more and more of them have embraced environmental-friendly
practices in order to protect their vineyards' long term survival.
New solutions are sought, be it the
mystical biodynamic approach, or the traditional organic approach, or the
natural wine... All in the effort to give birth to the best quality wines. But
the effort must be made by many altogether and in solidarity, in order to give
its fruits.
As an example, Chateau Pontet Canet, in the
Medoc region of Bordeaux, became the first Grand Cru of Medoc to convert to
organic practices in 2000, and then to biodynamic in 2004. Through long years
of research, innovation, the domain has managed to reach a full harmony with
nature and offer quality wines for its consumers, showing that it is possible
for winemakers to at once respect nature and make extraordinary wines.
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