Ep. 943 The DOC Regulation Wines Seminar Part 4 | Everybody Needs A Bit Of Scienza

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The And so it it's support documents and the the disservice area being doc, not then to give investigators. Represent, to, you you can see, for example, that in Campania, to be, Calab and and just necessarily, the the the the the deal representation is as well as it is low compared to the overall traffic area of the region compared to Kim, Kim, which is eighty three percent, twenty four percent, which is also eighty three percent. And to be you see from this slide, the top ten time, Docs, really projectiles and more than one hundred and twenty seven five points, the hectares followed by then multiple challenge of absorbs becoming extremely important candy glass. So, these different denominations are are important. Will be on the, the sense that it will be on, yeah, so the protector of the result. So regarding what is the village then? Doctor. G. Cilities, the feature is a a very important indicator, with beyond that dusting, the most, well, landscape of doesn't have any access to it. Just one. And two, I just found this one, I see characteristics, related to the general knowledge and characteristics. Now these are the the the the struggle surrounding characteristics says genetically important to cultivate one within traditional cultivation techniques, and if it all hasn't shown in individual regulations that attempt to encourage innovation, but without denying their tradition. The, definitely, like, And so, and then to make the the the for how the recognition of why it gets back into twenty four, one gram of the detection of technical violence, whatever you got, you got issue wiring straight four or five miles, one from testing, from Benito, and in the morning team, and kind of using it, I think, the French CNA cable system, and for organic protection about predatory and nineteen sixteen. Yeah. So if you're speaking on the financial information, thank you to regulations or maybe change in the environment, you know, the first process this establishment of, a criteria have required to, you know, wanting to demonstrate a degree of historical cultural significance while a certain rely on so that was the the first minimum requirement. The second thing was the introduction, of or the completion of the pyramid about the introduction of the IgG, classification. And the last thing was the introduction of the, UGA, classification in additional geographical units. Are you enjoying this podcast? There is so much more high quality wine content available for mama jumbo shrimp. Check out our new wine study maps or books on Italian wine, including Italian wine unplugged. And much, much more. Just visit our website, mama jumbo shrimp dot com. Now, back to the show. So it's just a very good improvement to summarize the organ of the national committee of the law of fines at the top, we have the president, how do we need two commissions with a general commission, a a technical commission, at the end of the the expenses of the kind of wind down main motion. The destroyment team, happy bills. I didn't want to change the income building. So just to continue on some challenges, two challenges in particular, facing with the culture, the the regulation of the development showing. And develop a climate change and sustainability, and the climate change comes better, changing boundaries, if you like, between different production territories or the the system of regulation needs to be adaptable and agile to meet these, change these challenges. And and this has been a really challenging challenge. The new background just like to sustainability. I'm just really interested in communications, a degree deal strategy adopted by the European means of the the truth of fundamental challenges and in addition to sustainability. And and this one is just referring to the movement towards, a national sustainability brand. Okay. The the problem I come over there. I think this question of resistant vines, which, I'm a graduate manager. I can't use existing vines. Can you give me the last time, the opening of the legislation for the alcohol, the alcohol lines, the introduction of, illegal. Thanks for listening to this episode of Italian wine podcast brought to you by Vineetli Academy, home of the gold standard of Italian wine education. Do you want to be the next ambassador? Apply online at b n Italy international dot com for courses in London, Austria, and Hong Kong, the twenty seventh to the twenty ninth of July. Remember to subscribe and like Italian wine podcast, and catch us on SoundLab, Spotify, and wherever you get your pods. 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