IDENTIFICATION, TYPIFICATION AND PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL GRAPE VARIETIES FOR LOCAL WINE PRODUCTION IN GALICIA

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IDENTIFICATION, TYPIFICATION AND PROMOTION OF TRADITIONAL GRAPE VARIETIES FOR LOCAL WINE PRODUCTION IN GALICIA ESTABLISHING OPERATIONAL GROUPS UNDER RURAL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES. (PUTTING PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICE) Lisbon, 27th February 2014 Viticulture Research Group. Misión Biológica de Galicia (CSIC) Carballeira 8, 36143 Salcedo, Pontevedra, Spain. Phone: +34 986854800. Fax: +34 986841362 www.mbg.csic.es/vitis

What is the location or regions involved in the project? SPAIN (North-West) Plot 9 Plot 7 Galicia (Autonomous region) Plot 3 Betanzos (A Coruña province) Plot 8 Plot 1 Plot 5 Plot 6 Plot 10

What was the project about? VITICULTURE The rescue of a winegrowing area on the edge of extinction Which locations are more suitable for wine production? Which varieties from those traditionally growing in Betanzos are the best for winemaking?

What was the starting Need/Problem/Opportunity? A group of vine growers and owners of vineyards were interested in recovering the vine growing area of Betanzos The private Foundation Juana de Vega, located in the same area, were interested in any initiative to improve the formation and the competitiveness of the companies and / or the individuals who develop their activity in the Galician food and agriculture sector OPPORTUNITY

Who started the project (who had the starting idea)? How was the idea developed? How to recover the vine growing area? Is it possible to do anything? What do you know about the varieties? Send us your propossals please! The proposal made by the CSIC-Viticulture Research Group is selected by the Foundation The Foundation suggested the integration of some other groups and institutions in the project Dr. Carmen Martínez Head of Viticulture Group (Misión Biológica de Galicia-CSIC) The proposal became a project.

Who are the partners in the group? Fundación Juana de Vega D. Enrique Sáez Ponte D. José Manuel Andrade Consejo Superior Investigaciones Científicas (CSIC) Misión Biológica de Galicia Dra. Carmen Martínez Rodríguez Xunta de Galicia Estación Viticultura e Enoloxía de Galicia Dr. Ignacio Orriols Fernández Vine Growers 8 farmers José Antonio Buyo, José Ángel Novo, María José Porto, Teresa Beade, José Antonio Beade, Antonio Otero, Benito Dopazo, Eladio Migal and J. R. Purriños Asociación Terra das Mariñas Asociación de Viticultores e Adegueiros de Betanzos e Comarca Funding Coordinators Research Project Responsible Viticulture Enology Some Crop managements Vineyards/plots Advisors/Observers

How did partners meet? Several participants from different institutions and groups Centro de Formación e Experimentación Agraria de Guísamo (Xunta de Galicia) Meeting (2006) Rural development of the Betanzos vinegrowing area Wine growers associations Wineries A CHANCE ENCOUNTER Followed by additional meetings, interviews and required information by Juana de Vega Foundation prior the final decission

How were demands and needs from partners articulated and concialiated?..but Everything we can t Their will do participation anything They will blame be advantages should without not entail us for any any for them! them expenses forproblem.. them The research groups and the Foundation had no vineyards It was necesary to work with farmers They are crazy!! They will kill We our A woman giving don t usbelive vines!! in Give research!! us viticulture lessons!! guarantees!! The research group proposes the possibility of paying a rent for each vine used in the project Open list to those vinegrowers willing to lend us their vines Maintenance expenses covered by the Foundation A contract for a technician is proposed to be in charge of all vines were subjected to the same agricultural practices (phytosanitary treatments, prunning, )

What were the main project results? VVS2 VVMD5 VVMD7 VVMD27 VrZAG62 VrZAG79 Complete characterization (amplelographic, molecular and agronomic) of the varieties under study BL 130 150 218 234 237 255 177 185 185 193 243 245 The most appropriate vine growing areas were determined. Not all locations are suitable AG 128 148 226 230 239 257 171 185 186 192 247 251 The synonym Agudelo=Chenin Blanc was proved The variety Branco Lexítimo was confirmed as synonym of Albarín Blanco (a minority old traditional variety grown in Northwest Spain) Both varieties were introduced in the Spanish Official List of Vine Varieties with Commercial Interest The most suitable variety for high quality winemaking in this area is Branco Lexítimo

What was innovative in the project? What innovation did the project bring? - A Multi-Actor-Project : Central and local gouverments-associations-vinegrowers funded by a Private Foundation - Direct communication and interrelation between researchers-farmers-institutions - The results were the base for the inclusion of Branco Lexítimo and Agudelo in the Spanish Official List of Vine Varieties with Commercial Interest (B.O.E. 71, 24th March 2011) - Vinegrowers from this area can now legalize their vineyards and commercialize the wines putting the name of the varieties in the labels of bottles - They have also learnt new techniques for crop management in order to increase wine quality - They are now conscious of the quality and exclusiveness of their wines and the consumers have now a good impression of these wines - New wineries have been established in this area producing Branco Lexítimo wines - A quality mark for these wines and a touristic route linked to the Biosphere Reserve will be implemented in the near future

Viticulture Group (CSIC) 55895,64 Funding Sources? Funded by JUANA DE VEGA FOUNDATION (4 Projects-4 Years: 2007-2011) Vinegrowers 10 /vine TOTAL BUDGET: 140.000 EVEGA (Xunta de Galicia) Contract Technician CSIC and EVEGA: Provided Human and Technical Resorces (High qualified researchers and technicians)

What were the main success factors and the main bottlenecks in the project? What are the main learning points? Good relation between research groups and Juana de Vega Foundation. Good relation among the research group. To be keen on the work proposed and to know how to get this message through to all the actors involved To make good use of our experience and of all the contacts made by our research group over the last years Farmers did not believe in research Disputes between vinegrowers about being in or out of the project. Third parties trying to disturb Some actors did not show understanding of the time needed for research Some growers lend us the vines located in the worst locations within the vineyard ALL PROBLEMS COULD BE SOLVED WITH EMOTIONAL INTELIGENCE!!!

Recommendations for future OG? Not everybody is able to develop this kind of projects. Previous Rural contact is welcome Experience, background and great knowledge should be demanded to the research group To win the confidence of the funding agency Inspire confidence in the vinegrowers, making them a part of the project, giving support, trying to solve any question or doubt they may have The dissemination of the results is very important: TV, press, radio, workshops, conferences..

THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR YOUR ATTENTION JOSÉ LUIS SANTIAGO BLANCO santi@mbg.csic.es Viticulture Research Group. Misión Biológica de Galicia (CSIC) Carballeira 8, 36143 Salcedo, Pontevedra, Spain. Phone: +34 986854800. Fax: +34 986841362 www.mbg.csic.es/vitis