WW·032006Casino Royale
The Bond Night
Bollinger, Bordeaux, tuxedo optional.
$135 / flight
Drink what they’re drinking.
You pick the film. We pick the wine that goes with it — often the exact bottle poured on screen — and ship it with a card marking the scene it appears in.
Featured
Our crowd-pleasers — start here.
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WW·072001Legally Blonde
The Elle Woods Duo
What, like it's hard? Two pinks.
$60 / flight
WW·012004Sideways
The Sideways Flight
The wine movie, poured in order.
$125 / flight
WW·061972The Godfather
The Family Table
Leave the gun. Take both bottles.
$70 / flight
WW·041942Casablanca
The Paris Flashback
“Finish this bottle, then three more.”
$90 / flight
WW·082007Ratatouille
The Critic & The Schemer
Ego's bottle and Skinner's bottle.
$105 / flight
Date night
Two glasses, one couch, zero notes needed.
WW·012004Sideways
The Sideways Flight
The wine movie, poured in order.
$125 / flight
WW·022008Bottle Shock
The Judgment of Paris
Drink both winners of 1976.
$140 / flight
WW·032006Casino Royale
The Bond Night
Bollinger, Bordeaux, tuxedo optional.
$135 / flight
WW·041942Casablanca
The Paris Flashback
“Finish this bottle, then three more.”
$90 / flight
WW·072001Legally Blonde
The Elle Woods Duo
What, like it's hard? Two pinks.
$60 / flight
WW·082007Ratatouille
The Critic & The Schemer
Ego's bottle and Skinner's bottle.
$105 / flight
Thrillers & a bold red
Big wines for films with a body count.
Cozy classic
Black-and-white nights and a warm pour.
Bubbles & celebration
Anything worth popping a cork for.
Wine-lover's pick
For the person who reads the back label.
Award season
Best-in-show films, best-in-glass flights.
From marquee to glass
1
Pick your night
Each night lists the flight: which bottles are screen-matched from the film, which are inspired stand-ins, and where each one appears.
2
Reserve, no payment
Add nights to your cart and reserve. Within 24 hours we confirm shipping to your state through licensed partners, then send a secure payment link.
3
Press play, pour along
Your flight arrives with a scene-cued tasting card: which bottle to open when, what you’re tasting, and why it belongs to this film.
The bottle is the plot point
Movie nights already have a sommelier: the movie. When Miles rhapsodizes about Pinot, when the judges in Paris reach for their scorecards, when a certain doctor mentions a nice Chianti, the film is telling you what to pour. We just take it literally — researched against the film itself, marked screen-matched where the exact bottle ships, and inspired where the film gives us a color, a grape, or a legend instead of a label.
Good to know
Are these really the wines from the movie?
Bottles marked screen-matched are current releases from the actual producer poured or featured on screen (a 1973 vintage belongs in a museum, so you get the living one). Inspired bottles are our match for a film that named a style, region, or legend rather than a shippable label. Every card says exactly where the bottle appears and how we chose it.
When do I actually pay?
Never at reservation. Within 24 hours we confirm your bottles and your state’s shipping eligibility, then email a secure payment link. If we can’t fulfill, you owe nothing and we’ll tell you why.
Where do you ship?
Fulfillment runs through licensed retailers, so availability varies by state — that’s exactly what we confirm before you pay. All deliveries require an adult 21+ signature.
Can I send a night as a gift?
Absolutely. Add a note at reservation and we’ll include a handwritten card with the tasting kit. The recipient still needs to be 21+ with ID at delivery.
Which film should we pour next?
The programme grows one great movie night at a time. Tell us the film; if we can find its bottles, it joins the marquee.