Documentary HackSour GrapesBy Reuben Atlas, Jerry Rothwell
In a Nutshell
This documentary explores the fine and rare wine market, and a man who sold fraudulent wine for vast sums of money.
Favorite Quote
When we drink wine, we don't look at the price value. We look at what we get from the wine: the excitement, the passion, the way they make the wine.
Rudy Kurniawan
Introduction
Would you spend $20,000 on a bottle of 1990 Romanée-Conti? For some, fine wine is an incredible investment.
Beyond the drink, a bottle's label can represent culture and history, particularly when it comes to wines from Burgundy, France.
With millions of dollars spent on fine wine every year, it was only a matter of time until someone took advantage of this lucrative industry.
Jerry Rothwell is a British documentarian best known for the award-winning film, How to Change the World. Reuben Atlas is a director and producer.
In their 2016 documentary Sour Grapes, Rothwell and Atlas investigate the story of Rudy Kurniawan, a man who sold counterfeit wine for millions of dollars.
The documentary won the Audience Award and Golden Tine Award for best documentary and continues to serve as a warning to wine enthusiasts worldwide.
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