11 Oct Cultures in a Glass: Wine and the Journey to the Other
In this episode, we explore the compelling themes of “Wine and Otherness“, edited by Augustin Voegele, Thomas Nicklas, Frédérique Toudoire-Surlapierre, Michel Faure, and Sonia Goldblum. This insightful collection reveals wine as more than just a drink; it embodies the essence of terroir, landscape, and cultural identity. Wine transcends borders—cultural, national, and even spiritual—inviting us to rethink our relationships: human and divine, noble and common, natural and artificial. By combining the insights of wine professionals with those of experts in history, economics, linguistics, and literary criticism, Wine and Otherness challenges conventional notions and fosters a deeper understanding of how wine connects us to the “other.” Join us as we raise a glass to new perspectives and the transformative power of wine!
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Last Updated on October 16, 2024 by Wilmar Padilla