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TreeHugger TV: Organic and Biodynamic Wines

by Leonora Oppenheim, London, UK on 04.11.06
Food & Health (food)

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This week THTV and m ss ng p eces get all sophisticated with some upmarket wine tasting. This ain’t any old plonk you know, this is Biodynamic! It sounds like it will give you super powers, doesn’t it? Well in a way it does. With no pesticides, herbicides or fungicides drinking biodynamic wine means you are not only keeping your body healthy, but the environment benefits too. As Jonathan Russo, of the Organic Wine Journal, says “It’s a pure, simple luxury item. Why? Because you are not poisoning yourself.” From Scott Pactor's Appellation Wine Store in New York City to Mike Benziger's family winery in California, THTV explores what makes organic wines good, how to run a successful wine store and the meaning of being biodynamic. Cheers everyone!

The best way to get your regular THTV fix is to subscribe to our weekly podcast from iTunes, so that you receive a new episode every week without any effort at all! You can also use the TreeHugger XML feed to subscribe. Or you can visit You Tube and Google Video. Last, but definitely not least, iTunes and Quicktime users, here are your links: iTunes MOV – Don’t forget to check it out! :: Appellation

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