For The Love Of Port

This morning I read some exciting news.
There will be a documentary about Port, called A Year in Port. It is the last part of 2 other documentaries, A Year in Burgundy and A Year in Champagne.
The documentary shows the port traditions and follows the Symingtons, Taylor’s, RP and Niepoort (now that is a good line-up).

I am really excited to watch this documentary. It will be on Itunes on the 6th of September.

Source: http://www.wine-searcher.com/m/2016/08/ ... t-digestif

Trailer: https://player.vimeo.com/video/126466469

Itunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/a-yea ... mpt=uo%3D4

A Year in Burgundy and A Year in Champagne are also available on Netflix if you are a subscriber to that service. I have no idea whether A Year in Port will also be on Netflix.

Al B. wrote:A Year in Burgundy and A Year in Champagne are also available on Netflix if you are a subscriber to that service. I have no idea whether A Year in Port will also be on Netflix.

I hope. The other two were good and the preview for this looks good as well.

thanks for the heads up!

Has anyone seen A Year in Port? What did people think about it?

Al B. wrote:A Year in Burgundy and A Year in Champagne are also available on Netflix if you are a subscriber to that service. I have no idea whether A Year in Port will also be on Netflix.

I just checked Netflix and I could stream Champagne, but Burgundy was only available on DVD. And Port was nowhere to be found.

But if you are not an iCult member, you can stream it on Amazon:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01JNKVHZY

Eric Menchen wrote:

Al B. wrote:A Year in Burgundy and A Year in Champagne are also available on Netflix if you are a subscriber to that service. I have no idea whether A Year in Port will also be on Netflix.

I just checked Netflix and I could stream Champagne, but Burgundy was only available on DVD. And Port was nowhere to be found.

I was also waiting it to be on Netflix. But maybe I should watch it anotherway.

Al B. wrote:Has anyone seen A Year in Port? What did people think about it?

I thought it was well done. My only critique of it is they should have included less Dirk and more of other producers to keep it more balanced and less of a perceived one producer show.