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

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...

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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...

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.

Winner of a 2023 James Beard Award, this documentary takes viewers to five countries through the pages of a mysterious cookbook to experience how wasting nothing from an animal can teach us as much about our food as it can about the culture that made it.

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.

Iran is one of the birthplaces of wine and has thousands of years of influence on the rest of the world, but it is currently illegal to make wine there. Today we talk to Persian winemaker Darioush Khaledi of Darioush winery in Napa about his history in Iran and what the future could look like.

What is harder, making wine or family? Today we tell the incredible story of Beaux Frères, a pioneer in American Pinot Noir. When Michael G. Etzel and his brother in law Robert Parker jr. (yes, that Robert Parker) found an old pig farm in Oregon, they had a hunch there might be something there....

A once-in-a-lifetime multi-course meal from a 250-pound whole Bluefin tuna gets paired with the perfect wines.

Some people talk loud, others listen and think. Cathy Corison may be wine’s greatest listener and you can hear it in her wine. Today she talks to Jason Wise about where Napa has been, where it is going, and how where we are right now defines it all.

Jonathan Alpeyrie is one of the world’s most celebrated war photographers. In this documentary he talks about his career and life around it.

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.

An oasis of wine, food, and history, Casa Madero is the match that lit the story of wine in the new world. This is the incredible tale of a family that runs one of the world’s most historically important wineries.

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

Four culinary professionals compete in an impossible blind-tasting challenge filmed at the FOOD & WINE Classic in Aspen. Which of these highly trained pros takes home a rare and highly collected six-liter bottle of sparkling wine and claims the championship of “Tournament of Bubbles”?

Steven Spurrier, creator of the Judgment of Paris, sits down with Jason Wise to watch Bottle Shock—the film that dramatized his story and portrayed him as Alan Rickman. Watching it for only the second time, Spurrier shares candid, unfiltered thoughts on the film and what it got right—and wrong. O...

Take a tour through a Soviet era winery and open a bottle from the early 1970s in this bonus feature from SOMM: Cup of Salvation.

Two of the top wine professionals in America dig into their cellars and open rare Burgundies, including a once in a lifetime post World War 2 bottle. This episode features Pilcrow Wine winemaker and owner of Gabriel Glass Jonah Beer, and Armen Khachaturian of Peter Michael Winery in Napa Valley.