With dexterous editing and spectacular use of sound, the first episode of Wine Masters gains the viewer entree into wine-geek heaven.

The cinematography is fantastic, aerial shots of the vineyards, close ups of family gatherings and process scenes give an experience you could not gain from a winery visit.

Stunningly filmed and accompanied by music of the Noordpool Orchestra, the documentary is a sensory masterpiece.

I enjoyed the series so much that I ended purchasing it so I could watch in the future when my temporary link expired!

The cinematography was absolutely gorgeous throughout the series.

I felt teleported to France in watching Season One of Wine Masters with my senses fully engaged.

Recommended in equal measure to both novices and enthusiasts.

One of the great things about Wine Masters is that in order to enjoy the series you don't need to know anything about wine.

Even as a wine educator myself, I also found it a great source of information about the families and their wines.

Masters of Wine Jeannie Cho Lee and Tim Atkin bring theoretical and highly pertinent commentary. It is informative but also entertaining.

After watching season one on France, I feel like I have been there, and cannot wait until I actually get the chance to visit the different wine regions.

Wine Masters gets two thumbs up from this guy. We bet you will enjoy it, too.

The film is its own masterpiece. It beautifully communicates Alvaro's mastery and his ability to mold the world to his vision.

An excellent work with fabulous images of impressive quality, conveying the love, passion and work behind the terroir.

Beautiful new images for wine lovers to feast their eyes on. And they make you thirsty!

Very well made documentaries that show the culture, the faces and the many sides of wine in different regions of the world.

I strongly recommend watching this series; fascinating and interesting!

Visit five French wine regions without leaving home.

The professional format makes it look more like a TV show than dry course material. This sticks so much better for me. And there are laughs, too.

I'm the head waiter at a nice restaurant, but we don't have a sommelier. It exceeds all my expectations, so complete, but also all so clear.

The material in the book is just very dry and abstract. I already notice that the course material is now much better absorbed.

Pretend you're going to a real life class with Susie Barrie MW. Watch the class, take notes, then read the corresponding segment in the book. You will understand more than if you read the same section 5 times!

The teachers are super credible, entertaining and the transcripts are very helpful.

WineMasters.tv is my go-to for learning about wine. The classes with Masters of Wine are clear and well structured, and the documentaries are beautifully made.

Currently studying WSET 3 and the Masterclass and documentaries have helped immeasurably.

It's entertaining and educational at the same time, I learned a lot already. For me this is so much better than a book.

Even though I've worked in wine in Rioja for many years, I still learned new stuff. It felt real, not sugarcoated. Couldn't stop watching.

Planned on one episode a week. Didn't happen, binged the whole thing in a week. It plays like a TV series, so you keep watching.

For all wine lovers this is a must have! A fantastic channel to watch amazing wine documentaries.

Super documentary with high quality. Highly recommended for either the pro and the wine lovers!

The breathtaking images make you feel like you want to go immediately to these wine regions. And educational as well! Love it.

My parents were wine growers in the Barossa. This series made me miss home and taught me a lot I didn't know. It truly watches like a Netflix show.

I've been to a lot of wine regions in Europe, but saw stuff here I never knew existed. Now my travel list is a lot longer.

These videos are very professionally done and truly engaging. What's more I find them an excellent source for wine courses such as the WSET Diploma.

As well as conveying quality information about the wines and regions they come from, this show also goes some way to conveying the passion, emotion and familial elements involved in great winemaking.

Very informative and the film making is just beautiful!! Hope to see more Wine Masters in the future.

After viewing a few of the shows I'm finding what they offer is enjoyable and educational.

Very beautiful visual quality and a very interesting content that allows to go behind the scenes of the winemakers.

I'm so excited I've found and felt those things in Wine Masters. Thank you for making this.

An absolute jewel for the wine geeks, wine lovers, and even wine enthusiasts, perfectly executed. I look forward to watching the next season and to re-watching the first one soon!

I watched 4 episodes this weekend. It was like a wine show, a travel show and a reality show all in each episode. Truly loved them all. Wonderful filming.

As a student in winemaking I found it incredibly inspiring and informative. I can definitely see how this show can inspire a new generation of winemakers and professionals.

I loved every second. The production is just gorgeous and the storytelling outstanding.

Very well produced. It will make a great teaching tool for anyone who is interested in learning more about wine.

As a wine lover, no wine connoisseur, I very much enjoyed watching the different documentaries of this series! Must see for anyone into (drinking) wines!

Select your favorite wine region, grab a bottle of wine, relax, and enjoy the shows.

Nicely made documentary. Haven't seen this before in the wine industry.