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Ghëddo-- a Piedmontese word that communicates authentic, enthusiastic initiative and the verve with which it is pursued.
Focused on Regenerative Agriculture—
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A two-day conference summoning the food and beverage community to begin with wine and then go beyond the glass and engage with the larger agricultural principles that shape what we serve and pour— presented by Grassroots Wine. The conference will spotlight the on-the-ground practices pushing the food and beverage industry forward, from regenerative farming's ability to restore depleted soils to the role that root-level microbiomes play in driving the quality of wine and the nutrient density of food crops. By drawing on the wine world's deep agricultural knowledge and drive to experiment, we aim to reinforce wine's authenticity while demonstrating how responsible farming can inform, inspire, and elevate the next generation of F&B professionals. The Conference will take place over two days, with each day having a different shape and structure. We will meet on Monday in the august Charleston Music Hall, built as a train station in 1849. We will hear 7 speakers from the world of farming and winemaking speak on an aspect of their work in the wide context of regenerative agriculture. Here are Monday's speakers:
Following the talks, all of the participants will be invited to a grand wine tasting, hosted by Harry Root and Grassroots Wine, featuring the wines of their producers from all over the world. Many of the speakers and classroom leaders will be pouring their own wines. The Grand Tasting will take place at Sterling Hall at Hyatt House Historic Charleston, a few blocks from the Music Hall. On Tuesday, we will reconvene at Sterling Hall for 3 periods of classroom sessions, followed by a final #12Seats Symposium, on stage, in front of all of the conference attendees. The classroom sessions will be led by :
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