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California Foodways: Winemaking a Spiritual Practice for Trappist Monks

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This week on the series California Foodways, Lisa Morehouse visits a winery that's off the beaten track in rural Tehama County south of Redding. It's a region not known for making wine. But for these vintners, it's spiritual work.

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