Carlo Mondavi continues a legacy of winemaking at his Sonoma Coast winery.

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.

An exclusive look, both then and now, at one of the most important wineries in California's history.

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

Continued from part 1, this episode takes a look into the experimentation of wine at Ridge, White Zinfandel, and the transition from Paul Draper to Eric Baugher.

Lindsay Gabbard and Alessandro from the Roscioli Wine Club in Rome, Italy, meet for a drink at the crater’s edge of Mt. Vesuvius.

One of Napa’s most historic and respected wineries kept their style of winemaking the same when everyone else changed. Sitting at the top of the Mayacamas Range from which it gets its name, Mayacamas is extremely difficult to get an appointment, but this episode takes you into a never-before-seen...

One of the most underrated wineries in Napa is run by only two people.

The SOMM TV team sits down to deliberate their top 3 wines they have drank during production so far on SOMM TV as they send off podcast producer Nadine Nettmann.