WW·032006Casino Royale
Bollinger, Bordeaux, tuxedo optional.
The line as filmed, and the line as Harris wrote it.

Poured in the order the film pours them.
The match — The line as filmed. Lecter names no producer, so we chose an estate worthy of a refined palate, from a medieval hilltop village in Radda. Decant during the opening titles.
Sour cherry, violets, a savory iron edge.
The match — The line as written: the novel's 'big Amarone.' Pour it for the second half and decide which Lecter you believe.
Dried black cherry, fig, dark chocolate; a big wine, as promised.
One line of dialogue made Chianti the most famous wine reference in film history. But in Thomas Harris's novel, Dr. Lecter's wine is 'a big Amarone'; the screenwriters swapped it for something audiences could pronounce. This duo serves the scene both ways: the movie's bottle and the book's.
Little cues so the bottles land with the scenes.
Pour the Chianti — Clarice enters the basement corridor.
You'll know the line when it comes.
Switch to the Amarone — “I'm having an old friend for dinner.”