Public publications
Page dedicated to the public and editorial presence connected with the project: press, opinion, podcast, book references and publicly available appearances.
It gathers verified links to the Visão author page, Voz do Campo publications and the BacoCast #145 episode, alongside bibliographic references and related materials.
Author page and public pieces
The Visão author page works as a privileged entry point to texts published in the editorial space “Pensar”, including recent pieces on the Vine and Wine Observatory, bag-in-box, transparency and the European reshaping of the sector.
The project’s public presence must always remain editorial, informative and institutional in nature. This page merely organises access points, without promotional language.
Voz do Campo
The pieces and interviews below form a useful public corpus showing editorial continuity and an applied reading of the wine sector.
Law at the service of vine and wine: a partnership starting today
Opening piece of the regular collaboration, framing the role of Law in the sector.
The EU-Mercosur agreement and its implications for Portugal
Intellectual property and geographical indications under the EU-Mercosur agreement, applied to the Portuguese wine sector.
A legal and technical analysis of legislative populism in the Port wine sector
The fallacy of Douro geographic spirits in Port wine: a critique of Bill No. 236/XVII/1.ª.
Can an alcohol-free wine still be called "wine"?
The new frontier between tradition, market and truth on the label.
Wines with a future: incentives and the legal framework of the wine sector
Panel participation at All About Funding, alongside the Institute of Vine and Wine, on sector incentives and legal framework.
Podcast
The BacoCast #145 episode devoted to Wine Law adds a distinct public channel, useful to reinforce editorial visibility without compromising the project’s institutional tone.
Connection with the editorial archive
The Publications page works best in articulation with the Editorial Archive, where the full texts, conference materials and article pages remain available.