In 1992 my wife and I planted some 2000 vines of two different Pinot Noir-crossings here in the county of Vestfold in Norway. This vineyard was then the world's northernmost - at 60 degrees North. From their vantage point on the slopes overlooking the Oslo fjord, the vines thrive in a moraine soil containing deep layers of sand and gravel, made by the glaciers from the Ice Age.

THE WORLD’S NORTHERNMOST VINEYARD IN THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN

The wine produced here stands alone – a kitsch and the spirit of Edvard Munch, who lived nearby the vineyard. A spirit embodying Munch’s loneliness – a unique statement of art and hard work that made this exclusive Wine Collection.