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Bodega Trivento: Winds of Innovation and Sustainability in Argentine Wine
Bodega Trivento, founded in 1996, has become one of Argentina’s most dynamic wine producers, not only through the global success of its Malbecs but also by setting benchmarks in innovation and sustainability. Its name, Trivento—meaning “three winds”—pays homage to the Polar, Zonda, and Sudestada winds that shape Mendoza’s vineyards, cooling the vines and giving the wines remarkable freshness and poise. Today, the winery is recognized not just for its commercial strength but also for its forward-thinking approach to environmental and social responsibility. Vineyards and Terroir Trivento farms across some of Mendoza’s finest subregions, including Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley. Altitudes range from 900 to 1,200 meters, with long,…
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Authenticity And Quality Is All About Sustainability
Combating Climate Change Sustainability at Torre Bisenzio By Katarina Andersson and Li Valentine Climate change has been a defining issue for several years now, and is weighing heavily upon the minds of many. Climate change and/or global warming, leading to changes in the average temperatures and amount of rainfall has been significantly impacting almost every industry. From fishing, farming/agriculture and forestry to energy, insurance and tourism, companies big and small are tasked with finding ways to survive. The wine industry is certainly not immune and has its share of challenges. Problems range from water shortages or too much rain/water, extremes in hot and cold temperatures and shortened or extended seasons,…
