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The metamorphosis of plants

The metamorphosis of plants

In 2022, the Atalanta publishing house published in Spain the precious and delicate work of Professor Gordon I. Miller, from Seattle University, who has republished “The Metamorphosis of Plants”, a work by the German philosopher and writer Goethe (with wonderful...

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About the Palomino grape

About the Palomino grape

I don't know at what point the Palomino grape was reviled. I guess it was in the 70s when chemicals and tractors entered the vineyards of Marco de Jerez. This caused the production per hectare to triple -because the Palomino is a variety that can become very...

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The three dimensions of the Marco de Jerez wine

The three dimensions of the Marco de Jerez wine

Until very recently, they only talked about the wineries in the Marco de Jerez. The uniqueness of the criaderas and soleras system, and the complexity of the biological (under flower veil) and oxidative breeding methods, allowed it. The Marco de Jerez wineries have...

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The search for beauty

The search for beauty

I love telling this anecdote, because I think it symbolizes very well the figure of the “vigneron” that I learn with David. –Vigneron- would be translated into Spanish as a viticulturist; however, in French it has another symbolic meaning. In the world of French wine,...

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Why old vines

Why old vines

When we started looking for plots where we could apply biodynamic agriculture and make our dry white wines, we were clear that we wanted to find old palomino vines. The main reason is that the old palomino vines are of mass selection; that is: they did not come from...

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The vineyard treatments as messages

The vineyard treatments as messages

I like to think of vineyard treatments as messages that we send to the vines. Biodynamic agriculture itself limits the use of minerals such as copper or sulfur enormously compared to conventional agriculture: possibly to a tenth of it. Conventional winegrowers...

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