• Front cover of Biodynamic Wine Growing: Understanding the Vine and Its Rhythms, edited by Jean-Michel Florin.
  • Biodynamic Wine Growing 240-page large-format paperback, three-quarter front view
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Biodynamic Wine Growing: Understanding the Vine and Its Rhythms, edited by Jean-Michel Florin

Biodynamic Wine Growing: Understanding the Vine and Its Rhythms, edited by Jean-Michel Florin

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Biodynamic Wine Growing explores the vine within a living vineyard and its relationship to the surrounding environment. This illustrated collection brings Goethean observation together with practical viticulture and case studies for growers using or considering biodynamic methods.

The book includes an introduction to the theory of biodynamic viticulture and the Goethean method of observation in relation to vines; practical articles on various aspects of wine growing, including biodiversity, pruning, and treating and preventing diseases; and case studies of biodynamic vineyards around the world.

Edited by biodynamic wine expert Jean-Michel Florin and translated by Bernard Jarman, this illustrated volume brings together contributions from biodynamic viticulturists. It celebrates sustainable wine growing and offers practical guidance for vineyard work.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does this book teach about biodynamic wine growing?

It introduces the vine as part of a living vineyard and connects Goethean observation with practical topics such as biodiversity, pruning, and plant care.
Who edited and translated Biodynamic Wine Growing?

Jean-Michel Florin edited this collection of contributions from biodynamic viticulturists, and Bernard Jarman translated it.
What vineyard case studies are included?

The book includes biodynamic vineyard case studies from America, France, and New Zealand, alongside practical articles on biodiversity, pruning, and plant care.
How can a new biodynamic wine grower use this book?

Start with its introduction to biodynamic viticulture and Goethean vine observation, then explore practical chapters and vineyard case studies for ideas suited to a particular site.