The sixth edition of the Symposium on Regenerative Viticulture aims to link the latest advances in research on biodiversity and soil management with direct experience in the vineyard, and also to incorporate reflections on wine quality and consumer perception, as Innovi reported in a communiqué released this Monday.
The event will take place on Friday, November 27, at the Vinseum in Vilafranca del Penedès (Barcelona), and will be inaugurated with the intervention of the president of the Associació de Viticultura Regenerativa and of Innovi, Mireia Torres.
In the first roundtable, the role of ecological infrastructures in biodiversity and carbon sequestration will be discussed, as well as trials with digital covers and the impact of mulching and no-tillage on the capacity of vineyards in the Penedès to adapt to climate change.
The second session will focus on analyzing regenerative viticulture experiences from three angles: the vineyard, the wine, and consumer perception.
During the day, the books "Nature-Based Solutions for European Vineyards" will also be unveiled, with the participation of its editorial coordinator, Enrico Rivella, and "Los lugares del vino. El terroir y los terruños", presented by its author, Pedro Ballesteros.