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First Digital Pan Caucasian Online Wine Summer School West Meets East 3.-7.08.2020 Times Monday, 3rd August Tuesday, 4th August Wednesday, 5th August Thursday, 6th August Friday, 7th August 10:00 – 11:30 Introduction Wine Marketing DAAD Scholarship programs Developments in the German Introduction Prof. Hanf, Dr. Ghvanidze, (Dr. Ghvanidze) in Caucasia Wine Industry (German Wine German wines. Winemaking M.Sc Bitsch. Institute) technologies for Riesling wines (M.Sc. Pasch) 11:30 – 12:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 12:00 – 13:30 World Wine Markets Case Study The Current developments in Introduction Aroma composition of young and (Prof. Hanf) Wine Marketing the Georgian Wine Industry Climatic constrains in aged German Riesling wines (Dr. Ghvanidze) (L. Mekhuzla, Georgian viticulture (Dr. Tarasov) National Wine Agency) (Prof. Stoll) 13:30 – 14:30 Lunch Lunch Lunch Lunch 14:00 – 15:30 Case study Current developments in the Grapevine in Georgia from Case Study 1 Enological techniques for World Wine Markets Armenian Wine Industry the Caucasus Riesling: forever young Beernauslese and Icewine (Prof. Hanf & Dr. (Armenian Wine and Vine (Prof. Magradze) (Prof. Stoll) production Ghvanidze) Foundation) (M.Sc. Pasch) 15:30 – 16:00 Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break Coffee Break 16:00 – 17:30 Strategic Management The Challenges and Georgian Wine diversity - Case Study 2 German sparkling Wines “Sekt”: (M.Sc Bitsch) distinctiveness in the Armenian Wine Regions, Varieties, Training in different styles production and aroma profiles viticulture and enology Styles (Prof. Stoll) (Dr. Tarasov) (Dr. Gabrielyan) (G. Samanishvili) 17:45 – 19:00 Case Study Case Study Uniqueness of Qvevri Something special: Closing Session Strategic Management The Challenges and Vinification (Dr. Chichua, S. High sugar - high quality? (Prof. Hanf, Dr. Ghvanidze, M.Sc (M.Sc Bitsch) distinctiveness in the Armenian Japaridze) Beerenauslese and Icewine Bitsch.) viticulture and enology (Prof. Stoll) (Dr. Gabrielyan) Supported by .

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