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Good intentions aren't good enough; sustainability unfiltered

Welcome to RTG The Tipple where we take a closer look at the people, trends, and ideas reshaping our industry. In this episode, ROM sits down with two brilliant voices in the world of wine; Producer Sally Evans from Château George 7and Anne Jones from Limestone & Jones, a drinks sustainability consultancy. They’ve set themselves the task of unravelling one of the most misunderstood topics in the drinks world; sustainability. From organic myths to the realities of large-scale production, the conversation brings much-needed clarity to a subject that’s often clouded by assumptions, marketing labels, and good intentions that don’t always match real-world impact. They talk about what genuine sustainability actually looks like, and it isn’t organic = good. They dig into the environmental trade-offs, the tension between commercial pressures and ecological responsibility, and why education is the missing piece that could transform how we all drink. Here’s what you’ll take away: • Sustainability isn’t a size issue because big producers can drive big change. • Why organic wine isn’t always the most sustainable option. • Climate and region matter because what’s sustainable in one place may be harmful in another. • Consumer education is essential. People can’t choose better if we don’t tell the full story. • Commercial reality and sustainability must coexist, but is that possible? We hope you enjoy our little tipple! ________________________________________ LINKS & RESOURCES https://www.linkedin.com/in/sallyevans06/ https://www.chateaugeorge7.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/anne-jones-wine/ https://raisingtheglass.co.uk/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/rebecca-oliver... Podcast production by https://www.gingerwizard.co.uk/