In this module, we will get an introduction to sustainability. We provide an outline of the key global and South African sustainability issues and explain sustainability in the context of people, planet and profit (known as the 3 Ps). You will also learn why scientists, policymakers, businesses, and all of us need to work together to achieve sustainability.
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Our second module on sustainability will explain why sustainability is a core principle in the Vinimark strategic plan. This module shares the key areas of sustainability that Vinimark is focusing on as part of its strategic business plan. This will help us work together for a common goal of improvement and success in the sustainability arena making us a future fit.
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By the end of this module, you’ll be able to explain the effect of cool and warm climates on the aromatics of the grape and name the wine growing regions which are classified as “cool climate” areas. You will also be able to identify the geographical locations and winemakers of the six wineries discussed in this module: Constantia Glen, Groot Constantia, Creation, Shannon Vineyards, Darling Cellars, and Nitida.
By the end of this module, you’ll be able to outline the initial challenges encountered by the organic wine industry and describe the different approach of organic and biodynamic farming and winemaking. You will also be able to explain the processes, techniques and principles involved in biodynamic farming and list the key lines and USPs of Reyneke Wines.
By the end of this module, you’ll be able to recap what terroir is and the components that comprise it and describe the growth cycle per season and which vineyard practices are carried out in each season and be able to explain the difference between a varietal cross, a clone and a hybrid.
In this module, we will be looking at the responsible use of alcohol. By the end of this module, you’ll be aware of the dangers of alcohol abuse and have the facts to advocate responsible alcohol consumption. Alcohol consumption can have many effects on the human body. While some effects are short-term and may seem less serious, drinking alcohol can also have detrimental, long-term effects on a person’s health.
