Season 5
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A sommelier uncovers hidden stories of winemakers, battling personal demons while uniting cultures through the love of wine.
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Virginia is the birthplace of wine in America. We talk with the innovators and pioneers who have helped establish this wine region as one of the most exciting in the county. We also visit a goat cheese farm, one of JFKs favorite hangout towns, Middleburg, and discuss Thomas Jefferson's effect on the region. From juicy Cabernet Franc to floral Viognier, funky Petit Manseng, and powerful Petit Verdot, Virginia has a wine for everyone. Learn America's wine history.
Southern Rhône may be the most beautiful wine region in France. Stunning landscapes, quaint villages, ancient geography, and tons of vineyards, all winding along the Rhône River. The winemakers have tremendous respect for the land and work hard to preserve its legacy. Join Vince and his friend and local Frenchman, Sarkis, on a road trip through this wonderful wine region while sipping the fresh, fun wines of Southern Rhône.
Chile is the perfect gateway to explore the rich diversity and value of South American wines. From vibrant Cabernet Sauvignon to velvety Carménère, the wines produced in Chile mirror its extraordinary geography-cool Pacific breezes and the towering Andes mountains. Add to that the warmth of welcoming locals, breathtaking landscapes, and delectable cuisine, and you've crafted the perfect recipe for an unforgettable wine adventure. Explore the breathtaking country of Chile.
Languedoc-Roussillon is France's largest wine region and has more organic vineyard land than anywhere else on the planet. Its sheer size means it can produce an enormous variety of wine styles, from sparkling wines to rich whites, spicy reds, and even luscious dessert wines. Biodynamic winemaking pioneer Gérard Bertrand takes center stage, highlighting why caring for the planet and producing incredible wines aren't mutually exclusive. Explore the largest, oldest, and sunniest wine region in France.
Lebanon is one of the world's oldest wine regions and also happens to be Vince's ancestral homeland. The country's Mediterranean climate and mountainous terrain produce a host of delicious, fresh wines.
In each episode of V is for Vino, your host and certified sommelier Vince, takes you to a wine region to explore its culture, taste the wine, meet the winemakers and cook delicious food pairings in a local restaurant.