Once Upon a Wine

No Country for Old Men & Sonoma Pinot Noir

There may not be a satisfying conclusion to "No Country for Old Men," but at least you'll get one from this wine's long finish.

Catch Me If You Can & Burgundy Chablis

A Chablis is a Chardonnay done well, so it calls for a story that warns against taking shortcuts, such as "Catch Me If You Can."

Pulp Fiction & Barossa Shiraz

Funniest thing - it's the little differences. You know what they call a Shiraz in Paris? They don't call it a Shiraz. They call it a Syrah.

Gone Girl & Napa Merlot

Nick and Amy Dunne may not have a happy marriage, but "Gone Girl" and a Napa Merlot make a great couple.

Hannibal & A Nice Chianti

In all likelihood, you'll get hungry after each episode. Don't feel bad, that's what the evil geniuses in the writers room were going for.

Clue & Chilean Carmenère

Choosing the right wine for the cult classic Clue is a mystery worth solving. In a film brimming with eccentric characters, dark humor,...

Pseudoscience

In an intercontinental tunnel deep beneath the Bering Strait, hundreds of train passengers vanish.

Princess Bride & Mosel Riesling

"The Princess Bride," needs a wine as delightful and charming as its story. Look no further than a Mosel Riesling, a match as true as the...