Domaine Montirius #1 – a biodynamic wine grower, from traditional to organic [E] – BKWine TV

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Interview with Christine Saurel of Domaine Montirius vineyards.

Domaine Montirius is located in the southern Rhone valley, in Gigondas and in Vacqueyras. The winery is owned and run by Christine and Eric Saurel, a young couple who have moved the vineyards to biodynamic culture. It is 58 hectares. They have a fascinating story to tell – moving from traditional farming to organic to biodynamic; choosing to leave a long time relationship with the cooperative and start out as an independent winegrower…

Christine Saurel, Domaine Montirius
Christine Saurel, Domaine Montirius

Christine tells the story of how Montirius came to work with first organic farming and then the biodynamic principles (based on Rudolf Steiner’s theories) and explains some of the things it means: how you do it what kind of treatments you do, what difference it makes etc.

PART 1: FROM “TRADITIONAL” TO ORGANIC

Working with “traditional” methods with chemical sprays and deciding to change to organic wine growing.

https://www.montirius.com/

By BKWine, https://www.bkwine.com

A seven-part video series on Domaine Montirius, a biodynamic wine grower in the Rhone Valley:

  1. From traditional to organic
  2. Discovering biodynamic farming
  3. Leaving the co-operative
  4. Basics in biodynamic viticulture
  5. Maria Thun and the life of the radish
  6. Herbal preparations
  7. How a vine functions

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