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Practical Guide to Organic Wine | Jean Natoli
Dunod
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- John Natoli
- Language
- French 🇫🇷
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Organic wine has been legally recognized since March 2012 thanks to European regulation EU No. 203/2012, which specifies the framework in which it must operate as well as the rules for organic winemaking. This practical guide describes all the steps to transition to organic, detailing: the regulatory framework: administrative procedures, certification and control bodies, charters and specifications, organic viticulture: soil maintenance, cultivation methods, disease prevention, pesticides, organic winemaking: strategies, specific issues, reduced use of inputs, aging and packaging, oenological analysis and tasting. At each stage, this guide details the techniques and inputs allowed in organic production, as well as a checklist of key points to remember. It is intended for all professionals and students in the wine industry (winemakers, traders, unions, buyers).
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9782100590018
Data sheet
- Author
- John Natoli
- Collection
- Outside the Duno Collection
- Language
- French 🇫🇷
- Publisher
- Dunod
- Number of pages
- 232
- Date of publication
- 05/06/2013