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Doc FVG in Munich, Bavaria, from 27 to 28 November
Tastings and a FVG/Land Bayern bilateral meeting
26 November, 16:21
(ANSA) - UDINE - The new Doc Friuli Venezia Giulia will be on
display in Munich on November 27th and 28th, on behalf of Ersa,
the regional rural development agency, to showcase its
excellence in some Eataly locations.
''The new Doc offers an opportunity to deal better with the domestic and foreign markets - said the Regional Councillor for Agricultural Resources, Cristiano Shaurli -, by team working on an easily identifiable brand, which can be linked to our area.
Doc FVG is a trademark - the councillor added -, which enables us to present ourselves as a unified system, while respecting the differences, which is one of the reasons for the fascination our regional winemaking sector has on everyone''.
''In Munich a new adventure begins, with the best wishes'', said Pietro Biscontin, chairman of the Doc-FVG Consortium -; this project has a huge potential to grow and it can certainly have an international appeal''.
In the Bavarian capital city, therefore, the Doc Friuli wines will be on display, with a focus on the establishment of the Doc Friuli Venezia Giulia, but without forgetting the peculiarities of the ''historical'' Docs.
The event will begin on November 27th at 5pm, with a tasting led by Jens Priewe (one of the best-known wine journalists in Germany) of 8 wines of the Doc Friuli (dedicated to buyers, importers, distributors and sommeliers). In Bavaria there is such a big interest in FVG's wines, that all available places have already booked. Then, at 6.30 pm, a press conference moderated by Monika Kellermann (author, she has been writing books on wines and food or over thirty years) on the Doc Friuli, which will end with a tasting of Doc Friuli wines, along with wines from ''historic'' Docs (dedicated to a selection of food and wine journalists).
A bilateral meeting between a delegation of regional institutions and representatives of Bavaria implementing the deal signed in Trieste by the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Free State of Bavaria on 4 May 2016 will be held on November 28: the meeting will focus on appellations, irrigation and land management, and will be held at Bayerische Landesanstalt fuer Weinbau und Gartenbau, the Bavarian state institute for viticulture and horticulture. (ANSA).
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''The new Doc offers an opportunity to deal better with the domestic and foreign markets - said the Regional Councillor for Agricultural Resources, Cristiano Shaurli -, by team working on an easily identifiable brand, which can be linked to our area.
Doc FVG is a trademark - the councillor added -, which enables us to present ourselves as a unified system, while respecting the differences, which is one of the reasons for the fascination our regional winemaking sector has on everyone''.
''In Munich a new adventure begins, with the best wishes'', said Pietro Biscontin, chairman of the Doc-FVG Consortium -; this project has a huge potential to grow and it can certainly have an international appeal''.
In the Bavarian capital city, therefore, the Doc Friuli wines will be on display, with a focus on the establishment of the Doc Friuli Venezia Giulia, but without forgetting the peculiarities of the ''historical'' Docs.
The event will begin on November 27th at 5pm, with a tasting led by Jens Priewe (one of the best-known wine journalists in Germany) of 8 wines of the Doc Friuli (dedicated to buyers, importers, distributors and sommeliers). In Bavaria there is such a big interest in FVG's wines, that all available places have already booked. Then, at 6.30 pm, a press conference moderated by Monika Kellermann (author, she has been writing books on wines and food or over thirty years) on the Doc Friuli, which will end with a tasting of Doc Friuli wines, along with wines from ''historic'' Docs (dedicated to a selection of food and wine journalists).
A bilateral meeting between a delegation of regional institutions and representatives of Bavaria implementing the deal signed in Trieste by the Autonomous Region of Friuli Venezia Giulia and the Free State of Bavaria on 4 May 2016 will be held on November 28: the meeting will focus on appellations, irrigation and land management, and will be held at Bayerische Landesanstalt fuer Weinbau und Gartenbau, the Bavarian state institute for viticulture and horticulture. (ANSA).
