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66: Le Jetée du Jean Louis Chave (Or Sci-Fi Cinema and Syrah)
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Part 5 of our Court of Master Sommeliers Curriculum miniseries
Has Jamie successfully demonstrated the value of the deductive tasting method? And, more importantly, has he convinced Scott that the French appellation system isn’t so bad? Is La Jetée a fatalistic bummer or a beautiful romance? And why was Scott worried his co-host wouldn’t like this paradoxical time travel short? Return to the past with a glass in hand as you press play on our latest episode!
Has Jamie successfully demonstrated the value of the deductive tasting method? And, more importantly, has he convinced Scott that the French appellation system isn’t so bad? Is La Jetée a fatalistic bummer or a beautiful romance? And why was Scott worried his co-host wouldn’t like this paradoxical time travel short? Return to the past with a glass in hand as you press play on our latest episode!
- The 2019 JL Chave Selection St Joseph is available from Crush Wine Co for 34.99 plus tax and shipping.
- LA JETÉE is a 1962 black-and-white short film by Chris Marker. It is currently available to stream on the Criterion Channel in either English or French narration.
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