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Terroir Biodynamics, Wine Growing for the Future 75 Wine Growers Present Their Wines Welcome to Copenhagen Wine Tasting 2016 Copenhagen Tasting Papirhallen 29th August 2016 Return to Terroir Biodynamics, wine growing for the future 75 Wine growers present their wines Welcome to Copenhagen Wine Tasting 2016 Printed By: Totem, Poland Contents Introduction Recovering the lost art of agriculture 11 Quality Charter 15 About Les Rennaisance des Appellations 18 About Paper Island Bullets, Paper & Wine 23 Participating Wine Houses France – Alsace Domaine Marcel Deiss 27 Domaine Zind Humbrecht 28 Domaine Josmeyer 29 Domaine Barmes Buecher 30 Champagne Champagne Fleury 31 Champagne Franck Pascal 32 Champagne Marguet 33 Loire Coulée de Serrant 34 Domaine de l’Ecu 35 Domaine Saint Nicolas 36 Domaine Beatrice et Pascal Lambert 37 Domaine Juchepie 38 Domaine la Paonnerie 39 Domaine les Grandes Vignes 40 Château de la Roche en Loire 41 Domaine Philippe Gilbert 42 Bourgogne Domaine Lafarge 43 Domaine Giboulot 44 Domaine de Beru 45 Domaine Pierre Morey 46 Domaine Rateau 47 Beaujolais Domaine Roland Pignard 48 Domaine du Crêt de Bine 49 5 Contents Contents Languedoc-Roussillon Germany Domaine Les Enfants Sauvages 50 Weingut Eymann 80 Domaine du Traginer 51 Weingut Wittmann 81 Zelige Caravent 52 Weingut Sander 82 Vignoble Reveille 53 Weingut Busch 83 Domaine de l’Horizon 54 Weingut Rebholz 84 Domaine Les Promesses de la terre 55 Battenfeld – Spanier 85 Provence Weingut Peter Jakob Kühn 86 Weingut Trautwein 87 Domaine Les Fouques 56 Austria Rhône Nikolaihof Wachau 88 Domaine Viret 57 Bioweingut Geyerhof 89 Domaine du Coulet 58 Meinklang 90 Domaine de Villeneuve 59 Gut Oggau 91 Domaine les Bruyeres 60 Montirius 61 Spain Sud Ouest Mas Estela 92 Clos Lentiscus 93 Domaine du Pech 62 Recaredo 94 Bordeaux Uva de Vida 95 Château Le Puy 63 Portugal Vignobles Hubert 64 Casa de Mouraz 96 Clos Puy Arnaud 65 Slovenia Italy Movia 97 Colombaia 66 Korenika & Moskon 98 Az Agr Campinuovi 67 Guerila 99 Casa Wallace 68 Orsi San Vito 69 Australia Tenuta di Valgiano 70 Castagna Vineyard 100 Terre a Mano – Fattoria di Bacchereto 71 United States Montesecondo 72 Foradori 73 Ambyth Estate 101 Porta del Vento 74 Sine Felle – Podere Casaccia di M&M Lucia 75 Table Plan Fuori Mondo 76 Alphabetical List Of Wine Houses 105 Villa Terlina 77 Table Distribution 107 Az Agr Calcabrina 78 1701 Franciacorta 79 6 7 Introduction Recovering the lost art of agriculture — Biodynamics We see everywhere the spread of a change we call “life”, and it must be understood in awareness concerning the horribly absolutely to achieve real progress, is destructive effects of chemical products extinguished and finally dies in the matter. that have been used in agriculture over Death is only a triumph of materiality over the past few decades But how can we the living To understand life profoundly, definitively get out of this impasse that we must leave matter behind and focus on has been, alas, so neatly built up with the understanding the system that gives life to complicity, perhaps unconsciously, of so the Earth. many chambers of agriculture? This is the question being asked today that is pressing The Earth, our lovely planet does not ever more urgently: how can we get out of possess life, it receives it by belonging to this nasty business? a solar and stellar system Without them, the Earth would die. In other words, if we The responses to this question remain took the Earth out of the solar system or confused and often unsatisfactory on were to cover it with an immense opaque an ethical level There is an effort to try plastic (which in a sense we are beginning and find less harmful products, more to do, especially on an energetic level by “ecological” equipment or to reproduce this saturation of Hertzian pollution we’re molecules from natural products, etc etc imposing on the atmosphere without having But the fundamental responses are not the slightest clue about what we are doing to be found there; access to sustainable, in order to use cell phones, GPS, satellites, human solutions, even if they shock the etc etc ), life would disappear almost teaching or scientific professions must be entirely found by thinking differently What does this mean? Let us now ask ourselves the following question: How does life arrive on Earth? In order to strengthen the expression of the And at the same time, many other living, of life, and thereby limit or suppress complementary questions: How does the sickness, we must have an entirely different solar system remain constant? Why do grasp of the world of the living than we the planets have such stable orbits, each do today We cannot fully understand life one with such different time frames (84 by dissecting a living organism until we days for Mercury and nearly 30 years for arrive at the infinitely small and in addition, Saturn)? What affinities are expressed by studying it on a strictly material level through these rhythms? Why is our solar Matter, which scientists adulate so much system moving at a rate of 30kms a second as a result of the incomplete training towards Sirius? What are the active forces they have received, is but a result, or that maintain these balances and what is the outcome of processes that have their meaning? There are dozens, hundreds fixed different substances is a precise of questions like these that should be asked form to end up as a vegetable species or of agricultural students so that they become something else What should interest us for aware in their future decisions of the impact a profound understanding of the plant are of their gestures the processes that created it, not the plant itself If we take the example of a pastry Initially one must only understand that chef who has made a cake, what interests behind these subtle, magnificent balances us is the chef more than the cake itself, there is first of all a balance of power that even if it’s analysed from every angle. This we could simplify by terms such as “solar is the same with matter These forces that attraction” and “gravity”. Each one “pulls” 11 Recovering the lost art of Recovering the lost art of agriculture — Biodynamics agriculture — Biodynamics in its own direction and the whole forms a person feels as though they are party to the link to all through an understanding of metres above the ground Things will go celestial balance though which, indirectly, something immense from which we too the parts is the work that scientists should much farther and in a positive direction we live come and that gives meaning to our life and undertake And it is this that the biodynamic only if these approaches are done the society to which we belong And it is preparations do in their way In the end, with conscience by understanding and The key words are “balances of power” that also that could help us to avoid these they act a bit like miniscule emitters / respecting the living in that which is most What are they? How do they function? Can great depressions – as many suicides receptors linked to very precise processes noble. Even the thoughts of man or men we make use of them? (see Schauberger as there are traffic deaths – that are so that can result after in specific visible form living forces, and that is also a green and the forces of implosion for example) indicative of the failure of a system Finally, traces and to microbiological life, etc but thumb, nothing other than an exchange Those are the key questions that could help with a macrocosmic approach, we serve the which above all encourage harmony on a of energies These forces are everywhere our agricultural interventions to evolve Earth and it gives back to us a hundredfold. qualitative level This can only be measured around us but we must recognise and Life comes to earth through millions of qualitatively and not quantitatively What learn how to make use of them without frequencies, cosmic wavelengths with each In this new approach we no longer impose we like in a wine, or in a painting by Van deviation, without trying to copy them for one carrying very specific information. In anything on the plant with a blind eye to Gogh, is something qualitative that is reasons of economy or power, just to make the end, each plant is an energetic system the rest, we only increase its receptive not earthly but celestial and it is for this friends with them Proportions, geometric for listening or receiving that takes what faculties, “its acoustics” if you like, to these reason that we take delight in the rest forms – sacred architecture for example – it needs in order to express its specificity. forces that give it life We bring it closer to Art is the elevation of the material world including numbers, are also carriers in their It’s a bit the same system – but not at all “its archetypal force” or the energetic matrix In agriculture it’s the same thing. Wanting arrangement of specific forces. The golden the same thing of course – as these giga that shaped it and gave it body Genes on to study quality on the material level, number is an indivisible number then that hertz, which are so harmful as they are their own are a delusion; they are but the through physical measurements ends quite always carries unity within itself, a link to close to cosmic frequencies, which in a 1st visible element of an energetic plan that simply in its negation And it is in this dead globality That is why it is used so often quarter of a second bring the voice of a set it up.
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