Name: Punkovino (4/10) - No God No Boss No Sulfates
Uploaded: 2019-07-12T00:00:00.000+02:00
Duration: 439 s
Description: In a tiny village in the Corbières in the south of France, Alban Michel has found his promised land. He is a radical natural wine supporter. His worst enemy isn't chemicals though: ironically, it's nature. Wild boar love his grapes, and within a couple of days, they can wipe out a year's worth of hard graft. Remember to enjoy wine and other alcohols responsibly.

Punkovino  (4/10)

Ni boga, ni pana, ni siarczanów

Ni Dios ni amo ni sulfitos

Punkovino (4/10)

Vino e anarchia

In a tiny village in the Corbières in the south of France, Alban Michel has found his promised land. He is a radical natural wine supporter. His worst enemy isn't chemicals though: ironically, it's nature. Wild boar love his grapes, and within a couple of days, they can wipe out a year's worth of hard graft. Remember to enjoy wine and other alcohols responsibly. 

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Punkovino: Ten Natural Wine Dissidents

In a tiny village in the Corbières in the south of France, Alban Michel has found his promised land. He is a radical natural wine supporter. His worst enemy isn't chemicals though: ironically, it's nature. Wild boar love his grapes, and within a couple of days, they can wipe out a year's worth of hard graft. <br /><br />Remember to enjoy wine and other alcohols responsibly. 

No God No Boss No Sulfates

Wild boar can strip a vineyard almost bare within a few nights, wiping out a year's worth of hard graft

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