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The producer of this wine is none other than French viticulturist Mark Angéli, who importer Joe Dressner has called a passionate biodynamiste whose relentless pursuit of quality in Biodynamic farming practices have establish him as one of the heroes of the movement, of this school of wine growing and wine making.
Seattle Bon Vivant: 2005
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The producer of this wine is none other than French viticulturist Mark Angéli, who importer Joe Dressner has called a passionate biodynamiste whose relentless pursuit of quality in Biodynamic farming practices have establish him as one of the heroes of the movement, of this school of wine growing and wine making.
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Madisonman--Is "Biodynamic" the name of the vintner?
Keep cool. Ann Althouse 2008
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"Biodynamic" means organic practices which also incorporate an agricultural sustainability approach.
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Instead of testing the wine we test the soil and tissue of the vines more often throughout the year which allows Barbara to be much more focused in her compost piles and Biodynamic tea drenches to deliver all the nutrition the vines need, which in turn produces fruit which are not deficient in nutrition.
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She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in radiotherapy and for the last 20 years has been dedicating herself to Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy -- with international certifications of the highest levels.
Juliet Linley: Craniosacral Therapy For Kids Juliet Linley 2011
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The grapes are sourced from their Wallula Biodynamic Vineyard – the first and ONLY Demeter certified Biodynamic vineyard in Washington State.
Is there an eco-certification premium but an eco-label discount? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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She graduated from the University of Wisconsin in radiotherapy and for the last 20 years has been dedicating herself to Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy -- with international certifications of the highest levels.
Juliet Linley: Craniosacral Therapy For Kids Juliet Linley 2011
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An academic paper presents findings that may not lead to more eco-labeling: Certifying a winery as organic or Biodynamic will raise the price of wine 13 percent but putting that on the label will see the price fall by 20 percent.
Is there an eco-certification premium but an eco-label discount? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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They also show that consumers have little knowledge of Biodynamics with only 17 percent of respondents in a previous study being familiar with the term and only eight percent having tried a Biodynamic wine.
Is there an eco-certification premium but an eco-label discount? | Dr Vino's wine blog 2010
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