
Uncorked: Negotiating Science and Belief in the Natural Wine Movement
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Pablo Alonso González is a Senior Researcher at the Spanish National
Research Council (IPNA-CSIC). He holds a PhD and a Master's degree in
Heritage Studies from the University of Cambridge, UK, and a PhD in
History from the University of León, Spain. He has extensively
published works on food anthropology, cultural heritage, and cultural
history. Recently, his research has focused on the culture and
heritage of wine in Spain, emphasizing sustainable and natural
production, as well as artisan cider and beer. He has directed six
films, including three on Galician wine, with the latest exploring the
natural wine phenomenon, titled "Envino Veritas: Galicia from terroir
to natural wine".
Eva Parga Dans is a Senior Researcher at the Spanish National Research
Council (IPNA-CSIC). She holds a degree in Sociology and a PhD in
Applied Economics. Her research focuses on the sociology of cultural
heritage and food, particularly on social value, tradition, quality,
and differentiation in food heritage and wine. Currently, she leads a
research project titled “The Challenge of Natural Wine Certification:
Cultural Controversies, Information Asymmetries, and Consumption
Patterns.” This project aims to identify the most efficient mechanisms
for all actors in the natural wine value chain—including producers,
distributors, regulators, and consumers—to minimize information
asymmetries in the market.