Hvor kan du se Wine Calling i Norge
While there are more than 3,000 wine growers in France, less than 3 percent of them are working in bio, biodynamic or natural methods of wine production. WINE CALLING showcases some of the most exciting new French wine makers, leaders of a rising global movement calling for superior taste and sustainability.
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- Kjøretid
- 95 minutter
- Utgitt
- Opprinnelsesland
- Frankrike
- Språk
- fr, en
- Undertekster
- da, fi, no, sv
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