Tomorrow Wine 2023: Discover the five innovative projects selected for the final

Tomorrow Wine is a call for student projects in wine trade and marketing, organized by Vinventions. For the fifth edition of the competition, dozens of applications were received and evaluated on Thursday, January 19 in Rivesalt by wine professionals, at the headquarters of the cork manufacturer.

“In general, students present mature and well-equipped projects. A good project will combine innovation with feasibility research,” analyzes Charles Lampoli, Director of Marketing and Communications at Vignerons Associés et Monts de Bourgogne and member of the jury.

10,000 euros to launch their project

The first prize in the Tomorrow Wine competition will receive an endowment of 10,000 euros for the implementation of his project. The second is 2,500 euros and the third is 1,000 euros. The Special Jury Prize will be supported by the Bernard Magrez Start-Up Win incubator.

“Thanks to this competition, we can get acquainted with ideas for the future of young students in winemaking,” says Jérôme Baudouin, editor-in-chief of La RVF and member of the jury. They innovate above all with ecological prisms, new technologies and social engagement. They show us the wine of tomorrow and how it will fit With industry!

Tomorrow Wine 2023 Finalist Projects:

  • insulation
    Improvement of insulated shipping packaging from vineyard waste and fungi. Durable and compostable, they will be the greener alternative to polystyrene (EPS) wine shipping containers to protect wine bottles from temperature fluctuations and vibrations during transit.

  • Leopold
    A mobile wine cellar as a short circuit model. During its tours of markets and partner villages in rural Occitania, this mobile cellar offers wines from regional producers at a fair price, in borderless reusable packaging.

  • winecatcher
    A fun mobile app to promote purchases from independent wine merchants. Rejuvenate and rejuvenate wine merchant customers with a bottle hunt, like a treasure hunt, where collected virtual bottles can be turned into discounts at partner wine merchants.

  • Venuscore
    An environmental grade that shows the commitment of wine ownership. The three levels of quality take into account the environmental impact of the full production cycle of a bottle of wine, from viticulture to promotion. Certification as a drive towards a re-shift in favor of more sustainable viticulture.

  • Marilyn
    Grape skin (VEGEA) and beeswax bottle, 100% recycled and recyclable. Innovate with Grape Leather, a vegetable leather made from grape waste (Marc) to update your leather water bottle with innovations and modern technologies.

See you at the Grand Final on February 15th at Wayne Gallery Paris.

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