Favorite Wine Movie

[David Engel]

What’s your favorite wine related movie?

 

[winechef]

Have you seen bottle shock, recently tells about California making a scene in France wine competition. struggling in the 60s to make it.

 

[bearpaw8491]

"Under the Tuscan Sun" and check out the 2-season series "Under the Vines" on Acorn (et al).

 

[BigDaveK]

Many good documentaries out there.

For entertainment? Who can forget "The Secret of Santa Vittoria"? (Probably everyone.)

"Sideways" was my first thought.

 

[Cynewulf]

Tu Seras Mon Fils is not my favorite movie, but it is a film about a winemaking family in France and this topic reminded me of a clip from the film I posted in another thread a couple years ago:
Tragic Story -- Adequate Ventilation Fermenting Large Batches

 

[Benjie]

A Good Year with Russel Crowe is one of my favorites.

 

[David Engel]

My two absolute favorites that I can watch a couple times a year are ”Bottle Shock“ and “A Good Year”. “From the Vine” is another.

 

[AR324]

Bottle shock is fun and it’s a David v Goliath story. Not positive on its accuracy but very fun.

 

[Ericphotoart]

One of “Columbo “ episodes, played by Donald Pleasence. His name in the movie was Adrian Carsini. He was running a winery and he would do anything for his wines, even kill.

 

[vinny]

Sour Grapes was interesting.

 

[sour_grapes]

Sour Grapes was interesting.

But of course!

I liked "A Good Year." Avez-vous choisi?

 

[vinny]

But of course!

I liked "A Good Year." Avez-vous choisi?

Like you were summoned?