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Stefano Ponte
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Jun 25, 2026
New Thinking: Value Struggles in the Wine Industry w/ Stefano Ponte
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Stefano PonteGUEST
So in placeless-wise, essentially the main mechanism of valuation, going back to the categories that I used before, is market, and it is about price.

Stefano PonteGUEST
There is very broad references to origin, but essentially it's price, and it's about scalability and technical specifications.

Stefano PonteGUEST
So at the end, it's a compromise between market and industrial worlds and valuations.

Stefano PonteGUEST
Now, when we come into the more romantic area of wine, place-wise, But there are struggles within them in terms of how do we understand value that is embedded in place, because there are value struggles around the whole concept of tradition, the concept of authenticity.

Stefano PonteGUEST
So tradition is about, well, we've been doing this for a long time, so this is how it is done.
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32:40Josh WhiteHOST
What are the core ecological dimensions and impacts of wine production? How has the environment or governance of these shifted across time? And why do you think these therefore constitute a site of value struggle in the global wine industry? So