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Strategies of organic sparklingwine production under

changing climatic conditionsJM CANALS

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Project n°:

2018-1-FR01-KA203-047839

2nd International OENOBIO Conference 2020:

Organic viticulture facing climate change New challenges in organic wine production and marketing

9th November 2020

Hochschule Geisenheim University (HGU) Von-Lade-Str. 1, 65366 Geisenheim, Germany

HOURS PROGRAM SPEAKERS

9:00-10:00 OENOBIO Conference opening

09:00-09:10 Conference opening

Introduction of Hochschule Geisenheim University and Oenobio

Consortium (10 min)

H.R. Schultz

R. Kauer

P.-L. Teissedre

09:10-09:25 OENOBIO: A strategic partnership for vines and wines organic

production, goals and implementations (15 min)

A. Lairy

P.-L. Teissedre

09:25-09:45 EU actions to support organic wine (20 min) D. de Froidmont

09:45-10:00 Chat & questions (15 min) M. Stoll

10:00-11:30 Organic viticulture facing climate change I

10:00-10:20 Viticulture under changing climatic conditions: an equation with

(too) many variables? (20 min)

H.R. Schultz

10:20-10:35 Could organic viticulture mitigate effects of climate change? (15

min)

J. Döring

Y. Wohlfahrt

10:35-10:50 Facing changes in viticulture – experience of a winery. Estate

Alois Lageder - Alto Adige. (15 min)

A.C. Lageder

10:50-11:05 Act now! The ECOVIN Biodiversity Action Plan as one possible

answer to climate crisis and biodiversity crisis (15 min)

R. Dejas

11:05-11:30 Chat & questions (25 min) M. Stoll

14:00-15:00 Organic viticulture facing climate change I I

14:00-14:15

Climate evolution and trends in Southern Romania and

implications for vine growing and winemaking (15 min)

A.O. Antoce

14:15-14:30

Field report on the 2020 harvest: adaptations of organic practices

in Bordeaux, France (15 min)

S. Bequet

14:30-14:45

Strategies of organic sparkling wine production under changing

climatic conditions (15 min)

J.-M. Canals

14:45-15:00 Chat & questions (15 min) Y. Wohlfahrt

15:00-16:00 New challenges in organic wine production and wine marketing

15:00-15:20

The challenge of sulphite content reduction in organic wines:

possible strategies for red winemaking (20 min)

M.A. Paissoni

15:20-15:35

Natural wine and organic wine production: management and risks

in the frame of climate change (15 min)

P.-L. Teissedre

15:35-15:50

Consumer preferences: trends and reasons buying organic

sparkling wines (15 min)

C. Marquet

15:50-16:10 Chat & questions (20 min) Y. Wohlfahrt

16:10-16:30 OENOBIO Conference closing

16:10-16:30 Discussion and Conference closing (20 min)

R. Kauer

Y. Wohlfahrt

P.-L. Teissedre

Summary

• Requirements for sparkling wines & consequences of global warming

• Possible solution: Ancestral method

• Ancestral method without sulphites

• Conclusions

Global warming

• Increase of temperature

• Higher alcohol content

IPPC, rapport August 2019

1. Early harvest: short maturity period if alcohol content is limiting

2. Changing of terroir:• Higher altitudes• Northern territories

TODAY 411 ppm

Date beginning harvest

October 6, 1972

September 5, 2006

CAVA - CATALUNYA

CIVC

Sparkling wines: Ancestral method

OTHER NAMES: rurale, gaillacoise, artisanale, pétillant naturel, and in some

appellations, like Montlouis-sur-Loire, pétillant originel. Blanquette de Limoux

(XVI century).

Sparkling wines: Ancestral method

• Base wine, with 20-25 g/l of sugar from the grape

• Filter and/or cooling system

• Tirage without adding sugar to do the second fermentation

• Clarification in bottle, disgorgement, cork, wired cage and packaging

No alcohol increase from Potential Alcoholic Content of the grapes.

KEY POINTS

• SOME PRODUCERS JUST FILL BOTTLES WITHOUT REDUCE THE YEAST POPULATION (100 M cells/ml) Reduction aromas @ ageing.

• COOL WINE 72 HOURS 0ºC REDUCE POPULATION TO 3-5 M cells/ml, to avoid reductive aromas. ALSO STABILIZES WINE FROM TARTRATES PRECIPITATION.

• FILTER NOT COMPULSORY

• ADD A NEW YEAST STARTER IF NECESSARY

• CLARIFYING AGENT ADDED

• MAXIMUM TOTAL SO2 allowed 120 mg/l

ANCESTRAL METHOD WITHOUT USING SULPHITES

TURBIDITY OF GRAPE JUICE @ PRESSING OF WHOLE GRAPES

COURTESY OF P. POINSAULT

PROCEDURE SUGGESTED

• PRESS WHOLE GRAPES AND TAKE LOW TURBIDITY FRACTIONS

• ADD A YEAST STARTER

• PROCEED AS USUAL

Limited oxidation because of Carbon Dioxide protection.

CONCLUSIONS

• RURAL METHOD AS A SUBSTITUTE OF TRADITIONAL METHOD TO PRODUCE SPARKLING WINES WITHOUT SULFITES

• AFFORDABLE FOR SMALL AND MEDIUM SIZE PRODUCERS

• PROCEDURE INTEGRATED WITH SAME EQUIPMENT THAN TRADITIONAL METHOD.