Waldin and Smart fail to convince in"disappointing" biodynamics debate
Written by Richard Siddle   
Friday, 02 December 2011 12:02

 

Biodynamic winemaker Monty Wadldin and viticulturist, Dr Richard Smart failed to live up to their billing at what has been described as a "disappointing" biodynamics debate held last night at the WSET in London.

 

Anne Krebiehl, MW undergraduate, wine consultant and writer, writing exclusively for Harpers on the debate said neither of the two protagonists were able to make a convincing argument around a debate that asked: "Should the UK wine trade promote organic and biodynamic wines?"

 

In what was seen as a "missed opportunity" to have a detailed, comprehensive open debate on the opportunities, or not, around biodynamic winemaking, Krebiehl believes neither men took the issue forward.

 

Read her full blog on the debate in our Industry blog section or by following this link: http://bit.ly/viNwVB

 

 

Comments 

 
#1 Chris Kelly 2011-12-03 01:12
Not entirely a sound statement of the event - Anne's blog covers the actual event in full rather than the shortcut statement of 'disappointing' http://bit.ly/viNwVB or view the event at www.facebook.com/WSETglobal
 

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