GREEN WINE FUTURE 2022

To address critical topics of sustainability, climate crisis, biodiversity, wine tourism, regenerative viticulture, carbon amelioration, hydric resources, energy efficiency, and truly green business opportunities Chrand Events has created Green Wine Future as the culmination of its Climate Change & Wine and Wine Future conferences. The most ambitious environmental conference ever organized for the wine community will be  a fully online gathering May 23-26, 2022, and broadcasted in three languages simultaneously (English, Spanish, French) from 8 different parts of the planet in their respective time zones: USA, Chile, Portugal, Spain, France, South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand.

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In 2006, Chrand Events pioneered the world’s first international conference on Climate Change and Wine, and the first event examining the impacts of the climate crisis upon any one industry. Since that edition in Spain, Chrand Events has organized numerous other international conferences in Hong Kong, Portugal and other parts of the world featuring the most influential names of the wine industry and such visionary global leaders as US President Barack Obama, Nobel Laureate Al Gore, and UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan amongst many others.

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In response to current world conditions the premiere edition of Green Wine Future will offer a totally new way to attend a conference and for speakers to present their information, a hands-on and practical approach through video footage, documentaries, and live broadcasts from vineyards and wineries. Footage spotlighting innovative solutions to the climate crisis and interactive documentaries specially recorded for GWF22 are just a few of its highlights. This virtual technology will allow wineries and wine companies to showcase their wines, products, and services at the GWF Virtual Expo while the same technology will allow delegates, speakers, and exhibitors to network virtually 2 weeks prior to the conference.

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Chrand Events has organized international summits focused upon the timely and substantial issues of economic recessions and the Covid-19 pandemic affecting the wine industry, most recently its international wine conference WineFuture 2021.