This week saw significant developments in the wine world, including the conclusion of an inaugural photography competition celebrating old vines and a change in leadership at Primum Familiae Vini (PFV). Additionally, explorations into alcohol-free pairings and upcoming auctions of Rioja brands were reported.
The inaugural Old Vine Photography Competition recently concluded, recognizing winning photographs from Australia, Bolivia, and Spain. The competition highlighted the importance and beauty of old vine vineyards.
Alessia Antinori has begun her presidency of Primum Familiae Vini (PFV). PFV is an association comprised of family-owned wine estates. Her appointment marks a new chapter for the organization as it continues to promote quality winemaking traditions.
Elsewhere in the industry, IGNI explored a kitchen-led approach to developing alcohol-free beverage pairings, suggesting a growing interest in non-alcoholic options within fine dining. A portfolio of established Rioja brands is also slated to go up for auction, indicating potential shifts in ownership and investment within the Spanish wine region.
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