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Pairings: Chirori
A once-in-a-lifetime multi-course meal from a 250-pound whole Bluefin tuna gets paired with the perfect wines.
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Tasting Notes: Aged Gewürztraminer
What does a 1971 Gewürztraminer grown in an unlikely place taste like? Today renowned sommelier Claire Coppi breaks down a very strange and rare bottle of wine.
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Drink a Bottle with Ian and DLynn
Ian Cauble and DLynn Proctor share a 1986 Mayacamas in this never-before-seen extended clip.
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Harvest: Château d'Yquem
Take a peek into the harvest of the world's most expensive sweet wine.
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International Cabernet Day
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Cabernet Sauvignon is arguably one of the most popular grapes out there, so much so that it is currently the most planted red grape in the world. Explore our collection celebrating this famous grape, and learn all about the many different expressions of wine it is transformed into around the globe.
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Chef's Notebook: The Perfect Steak
Embark on a gastronomic adventure as we journey to Argentina, where the finest chefs discuss the country's beef and reveal the secrets to the perfect steak.
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A Closer Look at Spring Mountain
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.
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Drink a Bottle on Mt. Vesuvius
Lindsay Gabbard and Alessandro from the Roscioli Wine Club in Rome, Italy, meet for a drink at the crater’s edge of Mt. Vesuvius.
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SOMM: Into the Bottle
The story and history of wine told through ten different bottles.
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A Conversation with Xander Soren
Xander Soren has been famous for creating cutting edge software for apple including “Garage Band”. Now he will be known for creating one of the most exciting new collections of Pinot Noir with the express mission of pairing with Japanese food. Today we talk about his story and how he approached...
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Wait for Your Laugh
Named one of the best films of the year by The New Yorker Magazine, SOMM Series director Jason Wise's film about the longest career in showbiz history, the mob, and love will transport you through 100 years of American entertainment. This is a story that should have been told long ago about a pio...
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A Closer Look at Rioja
Rioja makes some of Europe’s most sought after and age worthy wines. Travel to Spain’s iconic region to learn about the wine, food, soil, and more in this documentary.
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Behind the Glass: Krug
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.
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Drink a Bottle with Tony Parker and Jason Wise
4x NBA Champion Tony Parker and Jason Wise open a birth year wine and a Provence rosé as they discuss Tony's second career in wine and their mutual love of rosé.
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Behind The Glass: Lytle Barnett & Aubaine
Sparkling wine from Lytle Barnett has been at the forefront of Oregon’s Willamette Valley, becoming one of the world’s leading wine regions for over a decade. Watch the story of how a dream became a legend and how the addition of still Pinot and Chardonnay made that dream one of the great new win...
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A Closer Look at Argentina
Take a closer look at the wines of Argentina, and discover how the country conquered Malbec.
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The Lost Winery
A devastating fire tears through America's premier wine region, leaving its history in jeopardy.
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Chef's Notebook: Paella
Watch and learn how to make a unique spin on the quintessential Spanish dish of Paella. Chef Troy Avitia takes us through the entire process, using 20 ingredients to create this delicious feast.
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Creating The Score: Cup of Salvation
A full orchestra in Budapest and Jazz ensemble create Alex Mansour’s score for “Cup of Salvation”
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Cup of Salvation Presents The War Photographer
Jonathan Alpeyrie is one of the world’s most celebrated war photographers. In this documentary he talks about his career and life around it.
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The Whole Animal
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.