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Emiliana Organic Vineyards is a Chilean wine producer established in 1986 by members of the Guilisasti family. It converted its vineyards to organic and biodynamic farming, replacing synthetic agricultural chemicals with practices intended to support soil health, biodiversity, and ecological balance. Emiliana produces wines from several Chilean valleys and is known primarily to consumers seeking certified organic or biodynamically cultivated wine.
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Who founded Emiliana Organic Vineyards?
Emiliana was established in Chile in 1986 by members of the Guilisasti family. The producer now works across several of Chile's important wine valleys. [Emiliana history reference](https://www.emiliana.cl/en/nosotros/historia/)
When did Emiliana begin its organic and biodynamic transition?
Emiliana began developing organic and biodynamic agriculture on its vineyards in 1998. It released its first organic wines, Coyam and Novas, in 2003. [Emiliana history reference](https://www.emiliana.cl/en/nosotros/historia/)
What does biodynamic farming mean at Emiliana?
Biodynamic farming treats the vineyard as an interconnected living system and uses a defined set of ecological preparations and practices. Emiliana's Gê 2003 became the first wine in Chile and Latin America to receive Demeter biodynamic certification in 2006. [Emiliana history reference](https://www.emiliana.cl/en/nosotros/historia/)
Which Emiliana wines are linked to its organic history?
Coyam and Novas were the first organic wines Emiliana launched in 2003. Gê 2003 is another landmark wine because it received Demeter biodynamic certification in 2006. [Emiliana history reference](https://www.emiliana.cl/en/nosotros/historia/)
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