Ian Cauble and DLynn Proctor share a 1986 Mayacamas in this never-before-seen extended clip.

In celebration of Repeal Day, winemaker Ted Henry and Olav Goelet open up an 1824 Madeira that was recorked in 1919, just prior to Prohibition.

Wine legends Jean Arnold Sessions and Bernard Portet open the wine that inspired the Judgment of Paris tasting.

Spouses Arvind & Beverly Sodhani of SODHANI vineyards sit down for a blind tasting with each other.

Chave Hermitage extended scene from Somm: Into The Bottle, including the opening of the 1969 vintage by Jean-Louis Chave.

Jean Trimbach opens a 1962 Close Ste Hune, believed to be the finest dry Riesling in the world.

Extended scene from SOMM 3 where Jancis, Fred, and Steven share pivotal bottles from their careers.

For over 140 years, López de Heredia has been making wine in Rioja. They have changed the wine world by not changing a thing.

Rajat Parr shares the memories associated with four special bottles he's opened and saved.

We talk to experts including Steven Spurrier and go deep into the cellars of one of the world's most celebrated and historic wineries, Château d'Yquem, as we attempt to solve the mystery of a possibly counterfeit bottle found in Los Angeles, California.

Spouses Rich and Leslie Frank of Frank Family Vineyards sit down for a blind tasting.

Claire Coppi and Jeff Porter share a special bottle of 1977 Novaj Merlot from Hungary.

In this special extended scene, winemaker and legend Paul Draper opens his 1971 Cabernet Sauvignon that was featured in the Judgment of Paris.

DLynn Proctor sits down with longtime friend Jonah Beer, general manager of Frog Leap's Winery, to discuss history and winemaking as they enjoy a 1996 Frog's Leap Zinfandel and a 2003 Frog's Leap Cabernet Sauvignon.

The tasting of a 1972 Clos Du Val, a wine in the original Judgment of Paris.