One of the founding families of modern day Napa, the Chappellets have helped defined high-quality cabernet with fruit from their estate on Pritchard Hill.

Jonah Beer of Pilcrow Wine tastes through two different styles of Napa Cabernet Sauvignon including Pulido-Walker and Beta.

Open to cameras for the very first time, the story of Lafite Rothschild told by Baron Rothschild and Saskia Rothschild through significant vintages that represent the beginning, the triumphs, the hard work, and the personal tragedies—all to show the human condition in a bottle of wine.

Winemaker Bo Barrett discusses the differences in a 2017 Cabernet and a 2007 Cabernet.

A winemaking journey spanning 45 years, Cathy Corison has found herself loved by collectors, sommeliers, and critics, but her path wasn’t always easy. This is the story of a woman with incredible talent and drive to become a winemaker in the Napa Valley.

Al Brounstein of Diamond Creek separated his vineyard by terroir and was the first winery to sell their wine for $100. Boots Brounstein, his wife, recently pased away at the age of 92, leaving a legacy of kindness and innovation in the Napa valley. This was one of her last interviews.

Renowned Napa winemaker Cathy Corison sits down with her daughter Grace to drink a birth year wine and discuss what it means to nurture and preserve a family-owned winery.

To continue our celebration of the Judgment of Paris, this episode features winemaker Braiden Albrecht as he opens the 1971 Cabernet Sauvignon featured in the Paris Wine Tasting of 1976.

Celebrating the 45th anniversary of the Judgment of Paris, Shakera recommends three red wines from wineries in the tasting including Ridge Cabernet Sauvignon, Stag’s Leap Wine Cellars Cabernet Sauvignon, and Mayacamas Cabernet Sauvignon.

Some of the best wines in Napa come from the rugged and historic "Spring Mountain" AVA. Today we dive into the history, culture and grapes of the famous mountain AVA told by winemakers Stu and Charlie Smith of Smith Madrone Vineyards.

Steven Spurrier is joined by DLynn Proctor, Madeline Puckette, and Steve Matthiasson as they open the 1972 Clos du Val from the Judgment of Paris.

The journey of a venerated French winemaking family and a French winemaker who found their story in Napa Valley. Featuring winemakers from past to present, this episode explores their history and the wine style that landed them a spot in the Judgment of Paris Tasting.