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Kalundborg, Denmark – 24 July 2025
1. Aerial shot of Denmark’s Røsnæs peninsula in Northwest Zealand +MUTE+
2. Aerial shot of Dyrehøj Vingaard, Denmark’s largest vineyard, 9 kilometers west of Kalundborg +MUTE+
3. Aerial shot of vines
4. Various of vines, grapes growing on hillside at Dyrehøj Vingaard
5. Various setup shots of Jacob Bruun-Jensen, owner and director, Dyrehøj Vingaard, tending to vines
6. Close of Bruun-Jensen holding white grapes UPSOUND (English): “I’m holding Solaris, 2025.”
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacob Bruun-Jensen, owner and director, Dyrehøj Vingaard
"What we’re seeing in California, of course, is it’s getting warmer and warmer there. It’s almost pushing the boundaries of winemaking. In Denmark, we have almost the opposite, right? We couldn’t make proper wine before. And what I mean by proper is couldn’t ripen the grape properly. We can do that now driven by climate change. So, I saw this sort of coming and I’ve been watching it for the last 10 years. And I thought now actually was the time probably to jump in. We can now make some really nice quality wines in Denmark and I think importantly, the consumers have started recognizing it as well."
8. Low shot of vines in sunlight
9. Pull focus of grapes
10. Various of Bruun-Jensen tending to vines
11. Various aerial shots of Bruun-Jensen walking among vines +MUTE+
12. Close of Bruun-Jensen walking by grapes growing on vine
13. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacob Bruun-Jensen, owner and director, Dyrehøj Vingaard
"We can in theory plant any vines we want, so there are no restrictions like in Bourgogne you can only plant certain varieties. We can pretty much plant anything we want. We can make them in any style we want and we can experiment a lot with different things that they’re not allowed to do in the rest of Europe."
14. Wide of Dyrehøj Vingaard building exterior
15. Mid of Danish flag flying, truck driving by
16. Mid of sign, reading (Danish): “Welcome to Dyrehøj Vingaard. Shop and wine bar.”
17. Various of workers bottling, packing white wine at Dyrehøj Vingaard
18. Pan of white wine bottles on display at Dyrehøj Vingaard store
19. Close pull focus of wine bottles
20. Visitor walking by wine bottles on display
21. SOUNDBITE (English) Jacob Bruun-Jensen, owner and director, Dyrehøj Vingaard
"We’re sort of tapping into a consumer trend which is buy local. And consumers like this idea that I serve them a glass of wine down in our wine bar and they look at the vines where that particular bottle came from, and then they take it home, and they go, like, you know, I was at Røsnæs, I tasted this wine, and I looked at the vines as well. As opposed to, I got a Spanish wine and it’s from Rioja and I’ve never been to Rioja, and I don’t know where, you know, they grow the grapes. It’s just a different story that consumers are increasingly buying into."
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Taastrup, Denmark – 11 July 2025
22. Various aerial shots of the University of Copenhagen’s Pometet Institute for Plant and Environmental Sciences, greenhouses +MUTE+
23. Pan of Torben Bo Toldam-Andersen, associate professor in crop science, University of Copenhagen, entering greenhouse
24. Various of Toldam-Andersen tending to experimental vines in greenhouse
25. Close of Toldam-Andersen holding grapes
26. Pan of Toldam-Andersen tending to experimental vines in greenhouse
27. Close of grapes
28. SOUNDBITE (English) Torben Bo Toldam-Andersen, associate professor in crop science, University of Copenhagen:
29. Various of experimental vines, grapes growing in sunlight
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