From terroir to viticultural bricolages: facing environmental challenges in Burgundy
From terroir to viticultural bricolages: facing environmental challenges in Burgundy
This chapter discusses how Burgundian viticulture, often presented as a model of the connection between place and taste, has witnessed an increasingly more diverse, socially and economically differentiated reflexive engagement to place. By following how over the last three decades, Burgundian wine producers have engaged with taste and place through wine production, the paper seeks to explore how the recent environmental turn has progressively disrupted the conventional terroir ideology. My argument suggests moving beyond terroir as a legal tool to question how the environmental agenda has transformed conventional understandings of terroir from within through an ethnography of both situated discourses and praxis surrounding wine, place and taste.
Demossier, Marion
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Demossier, Marion
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Demossier, Marion
(2024)
From terroir to viticultural bricolages: facing environmental challenges in Burgundy.
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Beyond Terroir.
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This chapter discusses how Burgundian viticulture, often presented as a model of the connection between place and taste, has witnessed an increasingly more diverse, socially and economically differentiated reflexive engagement to place. By following how over the last three decades, Burgundian wine producers have engaged with taste and place through wine production, the paper seeks to explore how the recent environmental turn has progressively disrupted the conventional terroir ideology. My argument suggests moving beyond terroir as a legal tool to question how the environmental agenda has transformed conventional understandings of terroir from within through an ethnography of both situated discourses and praxis surrounding wine, place and taste.
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