Somm: Into The Bottle

I enjoyed this, for the most part, with one exception. The subtitles seemed to be from an entirely different movie! I am not talking about the usual slight disconnect between the spoken words and the subtitles. The subtitles literally do not connect at all with what being said. For example, the person on the screen might be talking about the field, and the terroir, while the subtitles are talking about what someone or other was like as a child. There were crossed wires somewhere, and it was annoying enough for me to take off a star. However, it's not bad otherwise, and I learned a bit from it.

I enjoyed this video but I suspect it is because I watched the first video more than once and i knew the people. That being said, I chose to give only four stars because I didn't feel as though some of the self-imposed questions were not actually answered - you have to infer the answer. I felt as though any negative position was skirted in order to keep from offending anyone (or everyone) in this community. I do highly recommend the video because it is still fun to watch - just don't expect the same amount of depth as the first video.

It's a very well done doc, praise to all technical depts. HOWEVER, as others have noted, there is definitely an annoying sound issue when streaming the film. After just a few minutes a loud thrumming takes over the right channel and continues throughout the film. Like a helicopter hovering a few blocks away. I decided to tough it out but I can see how most others would bail right away.

This documentary does a great job of connecting everything that leads up to getting the wine into the bottle with the experience of opening that bottle. I'm just a guy who is interested in learning more about wine. This documentary is approachable, inclusive, and portrays the passion behind this incredible art. Many thanks to the producers, creators, and contributors of this documentary!

Loved Somm but this movie is on another level. Instead of focusing on the world of sommeliers the movie focuses on their favorite experiences, wines, and wineries. I loved it so much I immediately bought it and sent it to a friend.

Very good documentary; really exposes the viewer to the world of wine. It is a fitting addition to the first film which focuses on the life of a somm. As a budding oenophile I can say I learned a lot from this film and have watched it 4 times this week. I highly recommend this for anyone who enjoys a good bottle of wine. Because of this film I've begun trying and collecting as many types of wine as I can find and have become particularly interested in Barolo.

This was SO good, so fun to watch and if you want to learn a lot more about wine than just how to taste it, this is a great movie to see after seeing 'Somm'. I hope they make more of these!

Essential information for anyone who is on a wine appreciation learning curve. Who knew?!!? Greatly increased my appreciation of sommelier knowledge base & also created a new perspective with which to view wine. This was recommended by a friend. Thank you!