100 Scenes with Wine
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What wine does Mia drink in her dreams in "La La Land"? What about the premium red wine Tony Stark drinks alone in "Iron Man" and the white wine he prepares for his lover, Pepper? If you've ever wondered, "What wine is he drinking in that scene?" while watching a movie, this book will answer your question.
Sommelier Jeong-seon Eom, who was also a film student majoring in directing, and wine journalist Du-hwan Bae have collected '100 movie scenes featuring wine' and explain in detail what the wine is and what wine knowledge you need to know in those scenes.
As befitting authors with a deep sense of mission to share information as much as their love for film and wine, they have compiled a vast amount of information on 'wine in films' into one volume through persistent research.
In "Kingsman," Harry and Valentine first fight over a message in wine before their bloody duel, Marlon Brando keeps his perfect shot of liquor by his side in "The Godfather," and just like in "Deep Impact," where he drinks a glass of wine on his last day as the world apocalypses, every "wine scene" in the world has a funny story behind it.
The book also includes a comprehensive compilation of wine knowledge and wine lists from representative 'wine movies' that are must-sees on the way from beginner to enthusiast, such as "Sideways," "Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine," "A Walk in the Clouds," "Wine Miracle," and "Time to Open Wine."
Anyone who loves cinema and wine will find this book a must-have.
Sommelier Jeong-seon Eom, who was also a film student majoring in directing, and wine journalist Du-hwan Bae have collected '100 movie scenes featuring wine' and explain in detail what the wine is and what wine knowledge you need to know in those scenes.
As befitting authors with a deep sense of mission to share information as much as their love for film and wine, they have compiled a vast amount of information on 'wine in films' into one volume through persistent research.
In "Kingsman," Harry and Valentine first fight over a message in wine before their bloody duel, Marlon Brando keeps his perfect shot of liquor by his side in "The Godfather," and just like in "Deep Impact," where he drinks a glass of wine on his last day as the world apocalypses, every "wine scene" in the world has a funny story behind it.
The book also includes a comprehensive compilation of wine knowledge and wine lists from representative 'wine movies' that are must-sees on the way from beginner to enthusiast, such as "Sideways," "Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine," "A Walk in the Clouds," "Wine Miracle," and "Time to Open Wine."
Anyone who loves cinema and wine will find this book a must-have.
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index
1.
Eat, Pray, Love and the Healing Wine
2.
"Midnight in Paris": The wine Hemingway and Dali drank
3.
"A Wonderful Moment" and the Legendary Wine 'Coin Perdou'
4.
The Devil Wears Prada and The New Yorker's Wine
5.
Julie & Julia, Burgundy wine for boeuf bourguignon!
6.
Chianti wine to dip bread in and enjoy with "The Irishman"
7.
"Perfect Strangers": How about red wine with gomtang?
8.
"Everything About My Wife," the wine Jeong-in and Seong-gi shared
9.
The Great Gatsby and Fitzgerald's Alcoholism
10.
"Before Sunrise" and an unforgettable night of wine
11.
Sherlock Holmes and Château Margaux 1858
12.
"New York, I Love You" and Veuve Clicquot Champagne
13.
Kingsman: The Secret Service: Harry and Valentine's Wine Showdown
14.
Wine to drink on Moto's birthday with "Chef of the South Pole"
15.
"Iron Man 3": The wine Tony Stark keeps in his cellar
16.
Sideways and Château Cheval Blanc 1961
17.
Autumn in New York and Sunset Rosé Wine
18.
The Godfather's solo, Grappa
19.
The Secret of Marie Antoinette and Her Wine Glass
20.
"The Road to Paris" and a Wine Tour of Southern France
21.
"Amelie" and warm wine "Bin Chaud"
22.
Notting Hill and Wine Home Party Manners
23.
The Silence of the Lambs and the Chianti Trauma
24.
Downsizing and the Rolls-Royce of Provence
25.
Wines Loved by "American Chef" and the White House
26.
A glass of bitter champagne with "In the Air"
27.
Inception and Dream Wine
28.
Catch Me If You Can and a Champagne Box
29.
The wine that will accompany you through your final moments with "Deep Impact"
30.
"Bucket List": A One-Time Luxury for a Weary Life
31.
A wine that starts a conversation with "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
32.
"October Love": Wine Drinking in the Same Space, Different Time
33.
Casablanca and "Cheers to Your Eyes"
34.
American Beauty and California Chardonnay
35.
A glass of remembrance with "The Red Pig"
36.
"Things to Throw Away When You Love" and The Emperor's Champagne
37.
The Terminal and the Wine Showdown of the Century
38.
"Manchu", a wine offered by a stranger
39.
The Matrix and Wine Romance
40.
Tallulah and Brooklyn Winery
41.
"Rome with Love" and Wine Talk
42.
A wine that will make you tell secrets like "Ratatouille"
43.
"Pretty Woman" eats strawberries with champagne
44.
"Perfect Man" and the Brothers' Wine
45.
Wine on the train with "The Tourist"
46.
How many glasses of wine did "The Intern" drink in first class?
47.
My One and Only and My First Wine
48.
Inglourious Basterds and Quentin Tarantino's Sense
49.
The wine that Yenicol stole and drank in "The Thieves"
50.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Identity Revealed vs.
Give up wine
51.
A Trip to Atlanta with "Baby Driver"
52.
"Time to Pour Wine" and the Wine of Reconciliation
53.
"5 to 7" and blind tasting
54.
"Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine": Premier Cru is not for you
55.
"Wine Miracle" and Browned White Wine
56.
"Call Me by Your Name" and Italian Sunshine Wine
57.
Stalker and the wine that awakens desire
58.
The Chef and the 1989 Chateau Angelus
59.
A wine that reminds me of "The Parent Trap" and love again
60.
A wine that resembles "Scent of a Woman" and a midday tango
61.
"La La Land" - The wine Mia drinks in her dreams
62.
A glass of wine after "Marriage Story"
63.
"21 Days to the End of the World" and the Standard of Good Wine
64.
Bridget Jones's Diary, Love Wine as It Is
65.
"Wine Country", they say there's no wrong answer when it comes to wine!
66.
"Me Before You", white wine for roast chicken
67.
"Tazza": The Luxury Wine That Made Goni Frown
68.
Jerry Maguire, wine at a divorcee's gathering
69.
"Pride and Prejudice": Wine with the Early Dawn
70.
"Titanic", cherish the moment
71.
Breakfast at Tiffany's, Champagne for the Morning
72.
The Billionaire Boys Club and the Wine Sent by the Scammer
73.
"Hello Hazel," I'm drinking stars now.
74.
"The Inspector's Tale", if you drink it alone, it's a bribe, but if you drink it together, isn't it a gift?
75.
"Reconstruction of Crime" and Choi Seon-su's Wine Knowledge
76.
Casino Royale and Bond's Wine Preferences
77.
Die Another Day and Champagne Bollinger 1961
78.
"Maybe Between Us", Keanu Reeves' Wine
79.
Wine offered to God by "PK: The Fool from the Stars"
80.
The wine that "Jeon Woo-chi" drinks from a billboard
81.
Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters, The Wine Stolen by the God of Wine
82.
"Santa Barbara", Kiss at the Winery
83.
Misconceptions About Destination Weddings and Screw Caps
84.
How to Remove Wine Spills from Clothes in "Mission: Impossible 3"
85.
"The Sun of Tuscany", my regular winery is in the backyard
86.
"A Rainy Day in New York", this shouldn't be happening...
87.
Hillbilly Elegy and Wine Table Manners
88.
"Burning" and wine in the country house yard
89.
Green Book: Chicken is not guilty
90.
Roman Holiday: Is wine good for your health?
91.
"Chocolate" with port wine
92.
"The King": Prosecutor Han Kang-sik's Wine Preferences
93.
"The Dreamers", wine stolen from the bourgeois wine cellar
94.
Alexander the Great's wine glass
95.
"The Heir to the Vineyard": Why Wine Cellars Are Dangerous
96.
Decanting of "Millennium: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" and Martin
97.
"Parasite", Jjapaguri with Spanish wine
98.
"A Walk in the Clouds": Protecting Grapes with Butterfly Wings
99.
"Babette's Feast," a wine gifted by Babette, a lottery winner
100.
Moonlight and Chef's Special
Eat, Pray, Love and the Healing Wine
2.
"Midnight in Paris": The wine Hemingway and Dali drank
3.
"A Wonderful Moment" and the Legendary Wine 'Coin Perdou'
4.
The Devil Wears Prada and The New Yorker's Wine
5.
Julie & Julia, Burgundy wine for boeuf bourguignon!
6.
Chianti wine to dip bread in and enjoy with "The Irishman"
7.
"Perfect Strangers": How about red wine with gomtang?
8.
"Everything About My Wife," the wine Jeong-in and Seong-gi shared
9.
The Great Gatsby and Fitzgerald's Alcoholism
10.
"Before Sunrise" and an unforgettable night of wine
11.
Sherlock Holmes and Château Margaux 1858
12.
"New York, I Love You" and Veuve Clicquot Champagne
13.
Kingsman: The Secret Service: Harry and Valentine's Wine Showdown
14.
Wine to drink on Moto's birthday with "Chef of the South Pole"
15.
"Iron Man 3": The wine Tony Stark keeps in his cellar
16.
Sideways and Château Cheval Blanc 1961
17.
Autumn in New York and Sunset Rosé Wine
18.
The Godfather's solo, Grappa
19.
The Secret of Marie Antoinette and Her Wine Glass
20.
"The Road to Paris" and a Wine Tour of Southern France
21.
"Amelie" and warm wine "Bin Chaud"
22.
Notting Hill and Wine Home Party Manners
23.
The Silence of the Lambs and the Chianti Trauma
24.
Downsizing and the Rolls-Royce of Provence
25.
Wines Loved by "American Chef" and the White House
26.
A glass of bitter champagne with "In the Air"
27.
Inception and Dream Wine
28.
Catch Me If You Can and a Champagne Box
29.
The wine that will accompany you through your final moments with "Deep Impact"
30.
"Bucket List": A One-Time Luxury for a Weary Life
31.
A wine that starts a conversation with "The Grand Budapest Hotel"
32.
"October Love": Wine Drinking in the Same Space, Different Time
33.
Casablanca and "Cheers to Your Eyes"
34.
American Beauty and California Chardonnay
35.
A glass of remembrance with "The Red Pig"
36.
"Things to Throw Away When You Love" and The Emperor's Champagne
37.
The Terminal and the Wine Showdown of the Century
38.
"Manchu", a wine offered by a stranger
39.
The Matrix and Wine Romance
40.
Tallulah and Brooklyn Winery
41.
"Rome with Love" and Wine Talk
42.
A wine that will make you tell secrets like "Ratatouille"
43.
"Pretty Woman" eats strawberries with champagne
44.
"Perfect Man" and the Brothers' Wine
45.
Wine on the train with "The Tourist"
46.
How many glasses of wine did "The Intern" drink in first class?
47.
My One and Only and My First Wine
48.
Inglourious Basterds and Quentin Tarantino's Sense
49.
The wine that Yenicol stole and drank in "The Thieves"
50.
Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Identity Revealed vs.
Give up wine
51.
A Trip to Atlanta with "Baby Driver"
52.
"Time to Pour Wine" and the Wine of Reconciliation
53.
"5 to 7" and blind tasting
54.
"Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine": Premier Cru is not for you
55.
"Wine Miracle" and Browned White Wine
56.
"Call Me by Your Name" and Italian Sunshine Wine
57.
Stalker and the wine that awakens desire
58.
The Chef and the 1989 Chateau Angelus
59.
A wine that reminds me of "The Parent Trap" and love again
60.
A wine that resembles "Scent of a Woman" and a midday tango
61.
"La La Land" - The wine Mia drinks in her dreams
62.
A glass of wine after "Marriage Story"
63.
"21 Days to the End of the World" and the Standard of Good Wine
64.
Bridget Jones's Diary, Love Wine as It Is
65.
"Wine Country", they say there's no wrong answer when it comes to wine!
66.
"Me Before You", white wine for roast chicken
67.
"Tazza": The Luxury Wine That Made Goni Frown
68.
Jerry Maguire, wine at a divorcee's gathering
69.
"Pride and Prejudice": Wine with the Early Dawn
70.
"Titanic", cherish the moment
71.
Breakfast at Tiffany's, Champagne for the Morning
72.
The Billionaire Boys Club and the Wine Sent by the Scammer
73.
"Hello Hazel," I'm drinking stars now.
74.
"The Inspector's Tale", if you drink it alone, it's a bribe, but if you drink it together, isn't it a gift?
75.
"Reconstruction of Crime" and Choi Seon-su's Wine Knowledge
76.
Casino Royale and Bond's Wine Preferences
77.
Die Another Day and Champagne Bollinger 1961
78.
"Maybe Between Us", Keanu Reeves' Wine
79.
Wine offered to God by "PK: The Fool from the Stars"
80.
The wine that "Jeon Woo-chi" drinks from a billboard
81.
Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters, The Wine Stolen by the God of Wine
82.
"Santa Barbara", Kiss at the Winery
83.
Misconceptions About Destination Weddings and Screw Caps
84.
How to Remove Wine Spills from Clothes in "Mission: Impossible 3"
85.
"The Sun of Tuscany", my regular winery is in the backyard
86.
"A Rainy Day in New York", this shouldn't be happening...
87.
Hillbilly Elegy and Wine Table Manners
88.
"Burning" and wine in the country house yard
89.
Green Book: Chicken is not guilty
90.
Roman Holiday: Is wine good for your health?
91.
"Chocolate" with port wine
92.
"The King": Prosecutor Han Kang-sik's Wine Preferences
93.
"The Dreamers", wine stolen from the bourgeois wine cellar
94.
Alexander the Great's wine glass
95.
"The Heir to the Vineyard": Why Wine Cellars Are Dangerous
96.
Decanting of "Millennium: The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" and Martin
97.
"Parasite", Jjapaguri with Spanish wine
98.
"A Walk in the Clouds": Protecting Grapes with Butterfly Wings
99.
"Babette's Feast," a wine gifted by Babette, a lottery winner
100.
Moonlight and Chef's Special
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Into the book
Salvador Dali sat down across the street and ordered a bottle of red wine from the waiter.
The wine served at Dali's table was Chateau Haut-Brion.
As the setting is Paris, I felt excited and happy seeing the wines that frequently appear, but the highlight was definitely the appearance of Chateau Haut-Brion.
Just saying, "Here's a bottle of red wine!" and they handed me a bottle of Château Haut-Brion. What a thrilling time for wine lovers! I thought as I watched this scene.
If I ever get the chance to time travel, I will never miss it.
--- p.18, from “2. ‘Midnight in Paris’, the wine Hemingway and Dali drank”
The movie that actress Mia passionately loves is Casablanca.
Homage scenes to the main character, Ingrid Bergman, are revealed throughout the film. (...) Homage to Casablanca can also be found in the camera shooting techniques intended by the director.
It's Mia in the champagne.
Very early on, she attends a pool party with her friends.
There, Mia's image is reflected in the champagne filling the glass.
The champagne that appeared at this time was Veuve Clicquot.
This is the champagne that Ingrid Bergman famously said in Casablanca, “I’ll stay with Veuve Clicquot.”
--- p.263, from “61. ‘La La Land’, The Wine Mia Drinks in Her Dream”
The main character Jenny's mother, Robin, also faced her final moments.
When she realizes she can't get into the bunker, she decides to take matters into her own hands.
Robin takes out an elegant dress and dresses herself up with care.
I play music that brings back memories and look at photos of my husband and daughter from when they were young, reminiscing.
And on the table before her is the wine that will be her last in life.
This is Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1993.
The story of how Chateau Mouton Rothschild, one of the five major chateaux in Bordeaux, France, rose to the ranks of the First Growth is a famous anecdote among wine lovers.
The Bordeaux Grands Crus Classés, which classifies 61 châteaux from 1st to 5th growths, has remained unchanged for nearly 200 years, with only two exceptions, since its creation in 1855.
Château Mouton Rothschild is the place that has brought about significant changes to the classification system that has been maintained as firmly as an impregnable castle.
--- p.135, from “29. 『Deep Impact』 and the wine that will accompany you during your last moments in life”
Honestly, I was a little disappointed in Seonghyeon's taste in wine in this scene.
As explained above, Beringer is certainly a great winery, but the Beringer Founders Estate Cabernet Sauvignon featured in the film is not a premium wine made at the winery, but rather a wine that can be enjoyed on a daily basis.
This means that it is not a wine that can be stored in a wine bar for two years and then drunk.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with drinking it like that, but I wondered what it would have been like if Seonghyeon had chosen a wine that would have improved in aroma and taste after two years through bottle aging.
Then, wouldn't Seong-hyeon's wine taste in the film have seemed even more distinctive? If you're choosing from Beringer Winery, the Private Reserve is a good option.
Although I felt a sense of regret, Eun-ju, who received the wine in 2000 in the movie, looked happy drinking Beringer wine.
If so, then the gift of the saint is success.
As for wine, if the taster likes it, that's enough.
--- p.148, from “32. 『Siwol-ae』, Wine Drinking in the Same Space, Different Time”
“So I ate his liver.
“Served with bean dishes and Chianti wine.”
Hannibal's words about cooking the organs of his murdered victims and enjoying them with wine were engraved in my mind.
Why did he choose Chianti among so many wines?
I suspect that the etymology of the grape variety from which the wine is made may have influenced the doctor's choice of Chianti.
Chianti, the representative wine of Tuscany in central Italy and a wine that is always mentioned when talking about Italian wine, is made mainly from the red grape Sangiovese.
The name Sangiovese comes from the Latin Sanguis Jovis, meaning 'blood of Jupiter'.
--- p.111 From “23. The Silence of the Lambs and the Chianti Trauma”
The actual film was shot in Crema, northern Italy, but the word "Somewhere" was used instead of the place name.
I don't want to spoil the feeling, but I'm curious to know what kind of wine you had at Crema.
Crema, a city reminiscent of strong espresso, is located in Lombardy, Italy.
Although often overshadowed by the trendy image of Milan, the city of fashion and finance, Lombardy is also famous for its distinctive wines. (...)
Therefore, it is very likely that the red wine featured in the film is Lombardy wine, specifically wine from the Valtellina region.
Valtellina wine, which is somewhat unfamiliar even to Italian wine lovers, is called the Barolo of Lombardy.
It is a nickname given to it because it produces elegant style red wines mainly from the Nebbiolo grape, which is used to make Barolo.
(...) It is perfect for those who are looking for a new character from Nebbiolo, and the price is also reasonable.
There are small quantities of Valtellina wines imported into Korea, so I would like to recommend them to those who like the Nebbiolo grape.
The wine served at Dali's table was Chateau Haut-Brion.
As the setting is Paris, I felt excited and happy seeing the wines that frequently appear, but the highlight was definitely the appearance of Chateau Haut-Brion.
Just saying, "Here's a bottle of red wine!" and they handed me a bottle of Château Haut-Brion. What a thrilling time for wine lovers! I thought as I watched this scene.
If I ever get the chance to time travel, I will never miss it.
--- p.18, from “2. ‘Midnight in Paris’, the wine Hemingway and Dali drank”
The movie that actress Mia passionately loves is Casablanca.
Homage scenes to the main character, Ingrid Bergman, are revealed throughout the film. (...) Homage to Casablanca can also be found in the camera shooting techniques intended by the director.
It's Mia in the champagne.
Very early on, she attends a pool party with her friends.
There, Mia's image is reflected in the champagne filling the glass.
The champagne that appeared at this time was Veuve Clicquot.
This is the champagne that Ingrid Bergman famously said in Casablanca, “I’ll stay with Veuve Clicquot.”
--- p.263, from “61. ‘La La Land’, The Wine Mia Drinks in Her Dream”
The main character Jenny's mother, Robin, also faced her final moments.
When she realizes she can't get into the bunker, she decides to take matters into her own hands.
Robin takes out an elegant dress and dresses herself up with care.
I play music that brings back memories and look at photos of my husband and daughter from when they were young, reminiscing.
And on the table before her is the wine that will be her last in life.
This is Chateau Mouton Rothschild 1993.
The story of how Chateau Mouton Rothschild, one of the five major chateaux in Bordeaux, France, rose to the ranks of the First Growth is a famous anecdote among wine lovers.
The Bordeaux Grands Crus Classés, which classifies 61 châteaux from 1st to 5th growths, has remained unchanged for nearly 200 years, with only two exceptions, since its creation in 1855.
Château Mouton Rothschild is the place that has brought about significant changes to the classification system that has been maintained as firmly as an impregnable castle.
--- p.135, from “29. 『Deep Impact』 and the wine that will accompany you during your last moments in life”
Honestly, I was a little disappointed in Seonghyeon's taste in wine in this scene.
As explained above, Beringer is certainly a great winery, but the Beringer Founders Estate Cabernet Sauvignon featured in the film is not a premium wine made at the winery, but rather a wine that can be enjoyed on a daily basis.
This means that it is not a wine that can be stored in a wine bar for two years and then drunk.
Of course, there is nothing wrong with drinking it like that, but I wondered what it would have been like if Seonghyeon had chosen a wine that would have improved in aroma and taste after two years through bottle aging.
Then, wouldn't Seong-hyeon's wine taste in the film have seemed even more distinctive? If you're choosing from Beringer Winery, the Private Reserve is a good option.
Although I felt a sense of regret, Eun-ju, who received the wine in 2000 in the movie, looked happy drinking Beringer wine.
If so, then the gift of the saint is success.
As for wine, if the taster likes it, that's enough.
--- p.148, from “32. 『Siwol-ae』, Wine Drinking in the Same Space, Different Time”
“So I ate his liver.
“Served with bean dishes and Chianti wine.”
Hannibal's words about cooking the organs of his murdered victims and enjoying them with wine were engraved in my mind.
Why did he choose Chianti among so many wines?
I suspect that the etymology of the grape variety from which the wine is made may have influenced the doctor's choice of Chianti.
Chianti, the representative wine of Tuscany in central Italy and a wine that is always mentioned when talking about Italian wine, is made mainly from the red grape Sangiovese.
The name Sangiovese comes from the Latin Sanguis Jovis, meaning 'blood of Jupiter'.
--- p.111 From “23. The Silence of the Lambs and the Chianti Trauma”
The actual film was shot in Crema, northern Italy, but the word "Somewhere" was used instead of the place name.
I don't want to spoil the feeling, but I'm curious to know what kind of wine you had at Crema.
Crema, a city reminiscent of strong espresso, is located in Lombardy, Italy.
Although often overshadowed by the trendy image of Milan, the city of fashion and finance, Lombardy is also famous for its distinctive wines. (...)
Therefore, it is very likely that the red wine featured in the film is Lombardy wine, specifically wine from the Valtellina region.
Valtellina wine, which is somewhat unfamiliar even to Italian wine lovers, is called the Barolo of Lombardy.
It is a nickname given to it because it produces elegant style red wines mainly from the Nebbiolo grape, which is used to make Barolo.
(...) It is perfect for those who are looking for a new character from Nebbiolo, and the price is also reasonable.
There are small quantities of Valtellina wines imported into Korea, so I would like to recommend them to those who like the Nebbiolo grape.
--- p.242, from 「56. Call Me by Your Name and Wine from Somewhere in Northern Italy」
Publisher's Review
"What wine are they drinking in that scene?"
I was wondering while watching the movie
Collected for wine lovers in the corner of the room
A Guide to Wine in 100 Movies.
What wine does Mia drink in her dream in "La La Land"?
In "Tazza," what wine does Madam Jeong give Goni to instill vanity in him about success?
What is the premium red wine that Tony Stark from "Iron Man" drinks alone and the white wine he prepares for his lover Pepper?
Like in "Julie & Julia," this wine is always included in Boeuf Bourguignon?
Wine lovers were worried about the wine, not Sherlock Holmes, when he was in danger?
Did DiCaprio drink the same wine in "The Great Gatsby" and "Catch Me If You Can?" And he even brought a different case to the after-party?
"It's not about drinking a special wine on a special day, it's about drinking Cheval Blanc."
This is a line from the movie "Sideways," which is considered a bible for wine lovers.
It is also a movie that made fans faint by drinking it from a paper cup at a fast food restaurant on a day when the main character Miles was in the depths of despair.
So what exactly is "Château Cheval Blanc 1961"? Why is everyone, from the protagonist to the audience, so excited about it?
If you've ever wondered while watching a movie, "What wine is that in that scene?", "Why is he drinking that?", or "I want to drink that too," you'll find the answers in this book.
Sommelier Jeong-seon Eom, who was also a film student majoring in directing, and his partner, wine journalist Du-hwan Bae, have collected '100 movie scenes featuring wine' and explain in detail what those wines are and what wine knowledge you need to know in those scenes.
As befitting authors with a deep sense of mission to share information as much as their love for film and wine, they have compiled a vast amount of information on 'wine in films' into one volume through persistent research.
Illustrator Park Lee-su's drawings, written and illustrated in "Spanish Home Cooking Recipes," are included throughout the book, enhancing the atmosphere of scenes featuring wine.
It will be a very interesting read for those who are traveling the world with movies and wine in the corner of their room, and they will get lost in the romance of watching a movie and sipping wine.
I love it so much,
A blissful night of watching a movie and drinking wine.
In movies, wine sometimes represents the characters, creates conflict, and becomes a medium for changing the mood.
In "Kingsman," Harry and Valentine first exchanged a wine-filled message before their bloody fight, and in "The Godfather," Marlon Brando kept his perfect liquor by his side, just like he drank a glass of wine on his last day as the world apocalypse approached in "Deep Impact."
On the other hand, it often appears in scenes of our daily lives where we relax and unwind, like wine.
Every 'wine scene' in the world has an interesting story, whether it's the wine the Intern drinks in first class, the wine they start a conversation with in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' the wine Yenicol steals and drinks in 'The Thieves,' or the wine the conman sends in 'Billionaire Boys Club.'
The book also includes a comprehensive compilation of wine knowledge and wine lists from representative 'wine movies' that are must-sees on the way from beginner to enthusiast, such as "Sideways," "Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine," "A Walk in the Clouds," "Wine Miracle," and "Time to Open Wine."
Anyone who loves cinema and wine will find this book a must-have.
Four Features of "100 Scenes with Wine"
1.
A complete summary of 'Wine Movie'.
We've collected all the movies worth watching when you're feeling good.
2.
Have you ever wondered, "What wine was used in that scene while watching your favorite movie?"? A wine expert will explain what kind of wine it is.
3.
If a specific wine isn't available, we'll make suggestions based on our research and knowledge.
(ex.
Wines from the Northern Italian filming locations of "Call Me by Your Name" and the wines that pair well with Jjapaguri in "Parasite"
4.
We've compiled some wine knowledge that will make your wine life more interesting.
(Ex- Wine home party etiquette in "Notting Hill," blind tasting method in "5 to 7," wine glass selection in "Marie Antoinette")
I was wondering while watching the movie
Collected for wine lovers in the corner of the room
A Guide to Wine in 100 Movies.
What wine does Mia drink in her dream in "La La Land"?
In "Tazza," what wine does Madam Jeong give Goni to instill vanity in him about success?
What is the premium red wine that Tony Stark from "Iron Man" drinks alone and the white wine he prepares for his lover Pepper?
Like in "Julie & Julia," this wine is always included in Boeuf Bourguignon?
Wine lovers were worried about the wine, not Sherlock Holmes, when he was in danger?
Did DiCaprio drink the same wine in "The Great Gatsby" and "Catch Me If You Can?" And he even brought a different case to the after-party?
"It's not about drinking a special wine on a special day, it's about drinking Cheval Blanc."
This is a line from the movie "Sideways," which is considered a bible for wine lovers.
It is also a movie that made fans faint by drinking it from a paper cup at a fast food restaurant on a day when the main character Miles was in the depths of despair.
So what exactly is "Château Cheval Blanc 1961"? Why is everyone, from the protagonist to the audience, so excited about it?
If you've ever wondered while watching a movie, "What wine is that in that scene?", "Why is he drinking that?", or "I want to drink that too," you'll find the answers in this book.
Sommelier Jeong-seon Eom, who was also a film student majoring in directing, and his partner, wine journalist Du-hwan Bae, have collected '100 movie scenes featuring wine' and explain in detail what those wines are and what wine knowledge you need to know in those scenes.
As befitting authors with a deep sense of mission to share information as much as their love for film and wine, they have compiled a vast amount of information on 'wine in films' into one volume through persistent research.
Illustrator Park Lee-su's drawings, written and illustrated in "Spanish Home Cooking Recipes," are included throughout the book, enhancing the atmosphere of scenes featuring wine.
It will be a very interesting read for those who are traveling the world with movies and wine in the corner of their room, and they will get lost in the romance of watching a movie and sipping wine.
I love it so much,
A blissful night of watching a movie and drinking wine.
In movies, wine sometimes represents the characters, creates conflict, and becomes a medium for changing the mood.
In "Kingsman," Harry and Valentine first exchanged a wine-filled message before their bloody fight, and in "The Godfather," Marlon Brando kept his perfect liquor by his side, just like he drank a glass of wine on his last day as the world apocalypse approached in "Deep Impact."
On the other hand, it often appears in scenes of our daily lives where we relax and unwind, like wine.
Every 'wine scene' in the world has an interesting story, whether it's the wine the Intern drinks in first class, the wine they start a conversation with in 'The Grand Budapest Hotel,' the wine Yenicol steals and drinks in 'The Thieves,' or the wine the conman sends in 'Billionaire Boys Club.'
The book also includes a comprehensive compilation of wine knowledge and wine lists from representative 'wine movies' that are must-sees on the way from beginner to enthusiast, such as "Sideways," "Burgundy, A Life Found in Wine," "A Walk in the Clouds," "Wine Miracle," and "Time to Open Wine."
Anyone who loves cinema and wine will find this book a must-have.
Four Features of "100 Scenes with Wine"
1.
A complete summary of 'Wine Movie'.
We've collected all the movies worth watching when you're feeling good.
2.
Have you ever wondered, "What wine was used in that scene while watching your favorite movie?"? A wine expert will explain what kind of wine it is.
3.
If a specific wine isn't available, we'll make suggestions based on our research and knowledge.
(ex.
Wines from the Northern Italian filming locations of "Call Me by Your Name" and the wines that pair well with Jjapaguri in "Parasite"
4.
We've compiled some wine knowledge that will make your wine life more interesting.
(Ex- Wine home party etiquette in "Notting Hill," blind tasting method in "5 to 7," wine glass selection in "Marie Antoinette")
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Publication date: June 10, 2021
- Format: Hardcover book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 420 pages | 696g | 128*225*28mm
- ISBN13: 9791196616007
- ISBN10: 1196616000
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