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Symposium: Is there a future for wine without culture?
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To mark its 10th anniversary, the Cité du Vin a organised a public symposium to examine the role of culture in supporting change in the wine sector.
Culture plays a key role in the world of wine: it transmits knowledge, promotes heritage, opens up dialogue with local areas and inspires new narratives.
Discussions focused in particular on three key issues: enhancing the sector's appeal in a context of profound change, forging partnerships between culture, tourism, the wine industry and regional public policy, and renewing forms of mediation to support the ecological and societal transitions of wine.
Hosted and moderated by: Claudia FERRAZZI, founder and chair of the Viarte agency
Under the sarcastic gaze of cartoonist URBS
In partnership with: Iter Vitis, ANEV (National Association of Wine and Vineyard Elected Representatives), AREV (Assembly of European Wine-producing Regions)
Under the patronage of: the International Organisation of Vine and Wine – OIV
Find our "Symposium" playlist on YouTube:
- Sylvie Cazes, President of the Foundation for Wine Culture and Civilisation.
- Bernard Farges, President of the National Committee of Interprofessional Organisations for Wines with Designation of Origin and Geographical Indication (CNIV).
- Jérôme Sourrisseau, Vice-President of the National Association of Elected Representatives for Vineyards and Wine (ANEV).
- Maylis Descazeaux, Regional Director of Cultural Affairs for the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region
- Bernard Farges, President of the National Committee of Interprofessional Organisations for Wines with Designation of Origin and Geographical Indication (CNIV).
- Jérôme Sourrisseau, Vice-President of the National Association of Elected Representatives for Vineyards and Wine (ANEV).
- Maylis Descazeaux, Regional Director of Cultural Affairs for the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region
- Pascaline Lepeltier, Meilleur Ouvrier de France, Meilleure Sommelière de France, and philosopher.
- Olivier Jacquet, Research Engineer in Contemporary History and Project Manager at the UNESCO Chair in Wine Cultures and Traditions at the University of Burgundy.
- Véronique Lemoine, scientific curator of the permanent exhibition at the Cité du Vin and scientific manager of the Foundation for Wine Culture and Civilisations, Bordeaux.
- Laure Ménétrier, Director of the Champagne Wine and Regional Archaeology Museum in Epernay.
- Emanuela Panke, President of Iter Vitis, Les chemins de la vigne, cultural route of the Council of Europe
- Edouard Mognetti, Director of the Cité des Climats et Vins de Bourgogne
- Vanessa Ferey, museologist, Director of the Association Les Savoir-Faire du Cognac
- Carmen Bengoechea, Director of Customer Relations at the Vivanco Museum of Wine Culture
- Philippe Massol, Director of the Cité du Vin in Bordeaux
- Brigitte Bloch, Bordeaux City Councillor for Tourism and Wine Economy
- Raphaël Dupin, Director of Cap Sciences
- Joël Boueilh, President of Plaimont and Vignerons Coopérateurs de France
- Nathalie Kaltenbach, President of Iter Vitis France, Mayor, Councillor for Alsace and President of Alsace Destination Tourisme
- Gaspard Jaboulay, Director of Qualitative Studies - Opinion and Business Strategy Department, French Institute of Public Opinion (IFOP).
- Krystel Lepresle, General Delegate of Vin et Société
- Marion Demossier, Professor of Social and Cultural Anthropology, University of Southampton, qualified member of the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV).