Just outside Milan, one of Italy’s most celebrated wineries is hiding something extraordinary. At Ca’ del Bosco, priceless works of art, breathtaking architecture, and world-class wines collide in a place unlike anywhere on Earth. Shot on motion picture film, this SOMM TV original takes viewers i...

Late night in Santa Barbara, three sommeliers reunite to try to stump each other in an informal blind tasting.
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2011 Sandhi Sanford & Benedict Chardonnay, Sta Rita Hills
Charles Shaw Chardonnay
2012 Penfolds Cabernet Shiraz Bin 389
1983 Penfolds Cabernet Shiraz Bin 389
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Ian Cauble and DLynn Proctor share a 1986 Mayacamas in this never-before-seen extended clip.

For generations the Krug family has attempted perfection and upped the bar each vintage. Journey inside this storied house and witness the relentless pursuit of sparkling perfection.

What went bump in the night on the set of “Ghosts of Napa Valley”? Director Jason Wise and Cast member / sommelier Claire Coppi discuss everything that went down behind the scenes of this haunted wine story.

Amy Christine M.W. holds nothing back talking about the 2025 harvest at Holus Bolus wines. Warning: language and bugs

Giannis Dionysopoulos, a Greek wine specialist and owner of Kiari Wine and Deli in the southern Peloponnese, opens two rare Greek wines and explores their stories—including the mystery of two grape varieties that may, in fact, be the same.

Santa Margherita wines hardly need an introduction. They are one of the largest and most popular producers in the world. Behind this massive operation is a family. Third generation Stefano Marzotto and his son, Vittorio weave the story of their family and wine through memories, food, and a bottle...

Oregon has exploded as one of the world’s best sparkling wine regions, but it has not been easy. Today we speak with the executive wine editor of Food and Wine Magazine about his thoughts on Oregon’s chances to become a world leader in sparkling and if they are doing it right.

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

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

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.

From his wine shop and school in Paris to the hills of Napa, the Judgment of Paris, and championing lesser known wines around the world, Steven Spurrier was the definition of a wine professional. Wine greats Jancis Robinson, DLynn Proctor, Dustin Wilson, and more remember this legend including ne...

After 8,000 years of winemaking—and decades under Soviet rule that threatened its traditions—Georgia is experiencing a renaissance. In this episode, we meet a young winemaker from the post-Soviet generation helping restore the country’s ancient wine culture while shaping its future for generation...

Warren Winiarski is best known for making the red wine that won the Judgment of Paris, but he was so much more.  Winemaker Steve Matthiasson joins the podcast to talk about his mentor, the legacy he leaves, and what we have all lost with his passing.

How can a bottle from the eve of world
War 2 define a country and its ongoing fight to survive today? We open a 1939 Ukrainian Muscat from a place that is difficult to call Ukraine. We learn the history, present and future of an unlikely nation fighting to keep its heritage, and wine just may b...

The 46th anniversary of the Judgment of Paris is coming and so is our upcoming feature film about the event! To celebrate we have a special episode of “Drink a Bottle” with the host of CNN’s “Nomad” Carlton McCoy and longtime Heitz Vineyard manager Mark Neal drinking the famous and incredibly rar...

Master Sommelier Dustin Wilson hand picks the greatest sommeliers in NYC to open and blind taste Pinot Noirs from around the world with the ambitious goal of declaring which bottles stand out above the rest. Watch the newly edited tasting from SOMM 3 now.

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.