VITIVINICULTURE-CABA – TELAM Agency
The “Present and Future of Argentine viticulture” will be analyzed next Wednesday, October 11 at the Faculty of Agronomy of the University of Buenos Aires (Fauba) in the third Master Class of the year of the Wine School.
With free admission and prior registration, the master class will feature the participation of Walter Bressia, winemaker and owner of Bodega Bressia, and president of Bodegas de Argentina.
The initiative is organized by the Ministry of Economic Development and Production of the City of Buenos Aires, in collaboration with the house of higher studies, with the aim of promoting the development of the wine industry.
“We want to continue promoting federal productive development and promoting the development of the most competitive regional economies in Argentina to generate more employment,” said José Luis Giusti, Minister of Economic Development and Production of Buenos Aires.
During the class, topics such as sustainable viticulture, low intervention wines, the impact of climate change on the terroir and new ways of enjoying wine will be addressed.
This meeting is part of the initiatives of the Wine District of the City of Buenos Aires, located in the area of Villa Devoto, Villa del Parque and Paternal, with the purpose of promoting education and dissemination of Argentine wine.
Source: Ambito
