Today, Comptoir des Millésimes presents the most cult scenes and lines involving wine on screen!
What could be better than laughing and replaying great moments, sometimes with superb rare wines... We share these little moments with you.
"Le grand restaurant" with Louis de Funès (1966)
The famous "Demi-sec, demi-doux" by Louis de Funès
"L'aile ou la cuisse" with Louis de Funès and Coluche (1976)
In this cult scene, our expert Louis de Funès discovers a Château Léoville Las Cases 1953.
"La Soupe Aux Choux" with Louis de Funès and Jacques Villeret (1981)
- Is it true that you like me?!
-Yes, my old friend!
- Ah nom de Diou de nom de Diou! Pour me a Canon le glaude!
- How?!
- Ba ti comprend ti pas! Pour me a Canon nom de Diou!
Le dîner de cons: Château Lafite au vinaigre (1998)
Jacques Villeret and Thierry Lhermitte make us dream in this very cult scene.
How to ruin a great Château Lafite-Rothschild 1978 ?
The Visitors - Cellar scene (1993)
"- Oh, pints! Mugs of wine!"
The famous scene in which Jacquouille has a blast in a cellar full of grands crus, with crates of Château Haut-Brion.
"- To your good health, beggars!"
Barbecue: sangria à la Petrus (2014)
This cult scene where Jean-Mich offers you a sangria costing more than 3000€, mixed with the superb bottles of Petrus !
James Bond - Diamonds are forever (1971)
In this incredible scene, Sean Connery aka James Bond is served a superb Mouton Rothschild 1955 to the aftershave, then savagely punishes his guests.
James Bond and the bottle of Château Angélus 82 in Casino Royale (2006)
Agent 007 enjoys a 1982 Château Angélus with Vesper Lynd.
Mr. Bean - Wine Tasting
In another genre, but really funny. This little sketch by Mister Bean will give you ideas for your next restaurants.
Marilyn Monroe in "The Seven Year Itch" (1955)
The famous "Opening the Champagne" scene with the lovely Marilyn Monroe.
The truth if I lie - Wine on Shabbat
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Hello everyone,
For years now, I've been trying to revisit a scene from a film about wine that I only partially remember: a retired policeman (?), widower (?), depressive, has inherited (?) a monumental cellar filled with a plethora of the most diverse grands crus. Now an alcoholic, he explains to his interlocutor his strategy for emptying the cellar, and the various choices initially open to him (by appellation? by date? by type of wine?).
It seems to me that this is a French crime thriller, perhaps from the 1970s (or 1980s), with a great actor of the time in the role of the cellar owner. I'd thought of Noiret or Serrault, but I've studied their entire filmography and haven't seen anything that fits. Does anyone have any ideas?
Yours sincerely