13th Global Wine Law School: Alcohol Advertisement in a Global Wine Context

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From AIDV International:

The Wine & Law Program – A Jean Monnet Chair is organizing in Reims its 13th Global Wine Law School on the week of April 22 (22-26.04.2024). This year we will focus on Alcohol Advertisement in a Global Wine Context. University professors, attorneys and professionals of the wine & spirits sector will discuss the regulation of alcohol in a comparative and international perspective.

Courses will be completed by visits to Dom Perignon, Comité Champagne, Nicolas Lemaire, Mailly Champagne and Mumm.

As for the 2024 Annual Global Wine Law Lecture, we are very proud to announce that it will be held by John Barker, General Director of the OIV.

Registrations are open (strictly limited to 30 participants). I attach the brochure of presentation of this year’s School. For more information, tuition fees and application: https://www.wine-law.org/index.php/wine-law-in-the-european-union-fall-school/

“The Lost Grape” Documentary

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Posted from Cristián Mír, AIDV member from Chile. 

“As I mentioned during my presentation of GIs & Chilean Wine during the Annual Meeting in Kelowna, perhaps you all know Chile, but probably not everyone knows that the wine industry has been key to Chile’s economy, and most recently with the production of the lost variety “Carmenère”, rediscovered during the 1990s in Chile.”

 I attach a link to an article of a dear friend of mine, a wine specialist, which gives a preview of the story of how the “Carmenère” variety was rediscovered in Chile, and which is a preview of the documentary “The Lost Grape”, which we hope to see next year.”

 

https://atelierclassics.com/blogs/news/the-lost-grape-the-documentary

12th Summer School on Global Wine Law

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The upcoming 12th Summer School on Global Wine Law will take place in Reims, from April 24 to 28, 2023. This year, the academic program will focus on sustainability in its various aspects, and the faculty includes:

  • Bennett Caplan (FIVS)
  • Stephen Charters (MW)
  • Tracy Genesen (Wine Institute)
  • Antonio Graça (Sogrape)
  • Stefan Martin (EUIPO)
  • Nicola Tinelli (UIV)
  • Paco Tortolero (National University of Mexico)

And as always there will be visits and conferences to wine related sites, including the CIVC, Villa Bissinger, Moët & Chandon, Krug, Mailly, Eric Rodez, Champagne Mont d’Hor…

Applications are open until April 10 and for a max. of 30 participants. A University Diploma will be delivered upon successful final examination.

For more information visit: Sustainability and Global Wine Law