Karmaklubb* is proud to be part of the third session featuring Camilla & Tominga talking
about natural wine, this time at new friends Sparta — newly opened in an old church. What
could be more suitable for queer wine accompanied by true ‘thought and pleasure’? You are
most welcome this Saturday afternoon.

Talk: Approx. 40 min. Tasting: 3–6 PM. Stay as long as you like!
ID 20. FREE entrance to the talk!  Gender neutral and wheelchair accessible bathrooms.

About the book: 'Natural Trailblazers: 13 Ways to Climate-Friendly Wine' (Now What
Publishing, 2024): Meet thirteen visionaries of natural wine, who are each leading the way
towards a low-carbon future: the ones who have scrapped the tractor and never open their
soil; the winegrower in the middle of the city who only sells locally, transports her wines by
bike and reuses the bottles; and the wine importer who sails their wines solely by wind.
Camilla Gjerde has once again teamed up with photographer Cecilia Magnusson to take you
on a tour around vineyards, into cellars and along railroads, to bring you some of the most
inspiring stories of how the wine world can build a low-carbon future. Form: Klahr. Print:
Narayana Press / Narayana.dk.

Camilla Gjerde is a wine writer and the author of the first book in English on women in
natural wine, 'We Don’t Want Any Crap in Our Wine: The women behind the bottle' (2021).
The book has been sold worldwide and is translated into Korean. Camilla holds a PhD in
political science and is fascinated by the radical force of natural wine and its many growers
and importers. Norwegian by birth, she now lives in Malmö, Sweden.

Tominga O’Donnell is an Oslo-based curator with an interest in queer discursive practices,
developing new works with artists, and natural wine. One of the key persons of Karma*,
even before karma became karma*.
Image credits

Courtesy of Camilla Gjerde.