In wine observatory are laying the foundation for mapping the artisan wine in Spain, which naturally leads us to Portugal and southern France . Producers, shops, shops with tasting, restaurants, wine tourism bio projects take place here. Little by little we will be transformed into a landmark.
As one of the wisest proponents of these wines and practices, Joan Gomez Pallares , "this is an idea so simple and effective and powerful. This is an idea of working collaboratively on a project that the British call "win to win" at the end, everyone will benefit with a lot of information, many, we had no organized or by hand. "
What conditions should apply to my work to be on this map?
We will not fall into definitions suffocate. We will map the history of winemaking craft, small compared to industrial production, working with nature, who defend the native varieties of work areas in which they work, with minimal or no chemicals or external elements of another species, and therefore to drink them take real contact with the craftsman who produces it and the land on which the vineyards grow.
Why this map? Visibility of the industry ¿artisan producers of wine?
We make this map because there is and it is important to give visibility to this work. Going beyond the wine itself, we are rescuing a way of working with the earth that gives one of the fruits emblematic of Mediterranean culture and that is the reflection of the way we live and create products on time, not to add more than the same, but original products, care and thought at each stage by those who made them. This is what we think is a craftsman and the result of their work. Not enough just with the result, we care about the process.
Visibility means that those interested in these wines and ways of doing things may have, in one click versus if a representative sample (because we will never all) of how many, how they are distributed in the territory, what they do and how, what when trade policies are there, and proposal came mostly around the enotursimo.
How do we build this map?
This is a collaborative space. As we cited earlier, is a proposed "win to win", which will win all. And it requires a small amount of work by each.
We will not publish recklessly information we receive. We're going to compare.
We will need samples of wines, links to websites that actually report on practices in the wine in the cellar and in the commercial.
We will contact everyone, but there will be no automatic publication of any information. And we understand that this is the best guarantee that what we post will be confirmed wine craftsman, artisan practices.
The map is an artisan wine observatoriodevino.com initiative.
Contact Us!
If you're a producer and identifies our description, please contact us!
If you take a business where you promote handmade products, contact us!
If you love wine and artisan shops know, write us!
If you were spending just sit here and you want to share information, write us!
Contact: malena@observatoriodevino.comA c
I hope you finish the year as being pretty successful project, now with more time after spending the weekend in the hospital awaiting the birth of Mary, you shall command a proposal worthy of being on the map.
Regards
My husband and I live in the canyon, near Villena, Alicante province, we are trying to make a living from our vineyards, but it is difficult, we made a small winery, low production. If you know how we could put in touch with our level artisan producers, I would appreciate it.
Happy holidays
Jesus and jose antonio M
Alicante
Hi Maria Jesus!
first of all is a joy to contact you.
Then I would like to know more about your project, why you do (although they say that all Spanish a certain age, born treading grapes in grandparents' house) and how did you arrive to meet us.
In a quick search I find information on the Internet Tormo House.
What are you doing, how many bottles and what wines?
We are delighted to know more about you.
As for contacts, so far this map is the only place there is a good example of artisan shops clustered.
As an association, is the PVN, which is the Association of Natural Wine Producers in Spain, http://vinosnaturales.wordpress.com/ .
You have here the door open to talk and ask what you want.
Will a greeting,
Malena