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Since 2022, 3 new brotherhoods have been admitted as active members of our federation: The Confrérie de Saint Romain en Bordelais et Pays Libournais (France), This brotherhood, created in 1994,
The aim of the guide is to encourage the wine brotherhoods to develop this new activity, which is part of their vocation to promote the culture and knowledge of wine.
Five new wine brotherhoods have joined F.I.C.B. as active members at the inception of 2019, bringing two new countries aboard (Estonia and South Korea). The Federation now has 55 members,
The “Practical guide for the creation and development of a wine brotherhood” was approved by the F.I.C.B. General Assembly in January 2017. The guide is meant as much to assist
Since the beginning of 2017, two wine societies from Asia have decided to become active members of F.I.C.B. : – the Confraria dos Enofilos de Macau : see The Wine
Two new Brotherhoods have been admitted as active members of F.I.C.B. in September: we welcome them warmly in our federation! – The Consulat for Romania of the Ordo Equestris Vini
Established by a Royal Charter in 1199 and reinstated in 1948, the Jurade de Saint-Emilion is certainly one of the oldest and most prestigious French wine brotherhoods. It was one
At its meeting in Reims on 29 May 2014, the Board of Administration of F.I.C.B. appointed Laurence Guillon as Secretary General of F.I.C.B. to replace Claude Rufini who had wished
At its meeting in Reims on 29 May 2014, the Board of Administration of F.I.C.B. elected unanimously Alan BRYDEN as President of F.I.C.B. He has taken his office on 15
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