When it comes to one of the most popular movies in theaters recently, it is necessary to mention "007: No Time to Die" this one. The film is the 25th in the 007 series and the last 007 in which Daniel Craig starred as James Bond.
One of the 007 series Bang Girls: Sophie Marceau
Audiences who have watched the 007 movie know that there are always 2 elements of eternity running through the movie, one is the Bond Girl, and the other element is the famous wine from all over the world.
Someone has done statistics that after Daniel Craig starred in Bond, there are many more scenes of drinking than kissing Bond girls, and drinking alcohol every 11 minutes on average in the movie.
As the protagonist, James Bond, what kind of wine did he drink in the movie? Take you today to count!
Bond's love for martinis in the play can be said to be extraordinary, drinking a total of 27 times in the previous 23 movies, plus the latest release, more than 30 times. When he drinks this wine, he will say this impressive classic line: "shaken, not stirred"
Martinis are actually a concoction cocktail, usually made from gin (bond used in the movie vodka) and vermouth, followed by lemon slices or olives.
The modulation method is also very simple, and it can be made at home. Pour gin (or vodka) into a cocktail pot or goblet in a 5:1 ratio, add ice cubes, gently shake or stir with a bar scoop, and finally add lemon slices or olives as a garnish.
In the film and in the original book, Bond drank the most champagne, especially taittinger blanc de blancs brut.
Thai Ting Zhe Champagne
In the original 007: Casino Royale book, Bond praised the wine as the best champagne in the world, but Taetting Zhe appears only once in the movie. This wine is one of the three largest blanc de blanc champagnes in France and one of the most popular and sought-after products of Chatinje Champagne House.
Don Pérignon champagne
However, only 2 years later, in the original book of "007: The Great Destruction of Space City", Bond switched to dom perignon, and said that "Tetsuya Tai Ting is just a temporary popularity".
In Sean Connery's version of the 007 film, Don Pérignon has always been Bond's favorite champagne, and his line in the movie "Anyman who drinks dom pérignon '52 can't be allbad" has also become a classic. Don Pérignon champagne is the originator of high-end champagne, and this champagne was also used at the wedding banquet of Princess Diana and Prince Charles, which shows its status in the eyes of the British.
In addition to the above two, Veuve Clicquot, Krug and Pommery champagnes also appear in the movie or the original book.
Another thing Bond loves in the original book and the movie is wine.
1. Chateaulafite rothschild (1959)
In the movie 007: Thunder Kills, the old man orders Rafi for James Bond, played by Roger Moore, and Bond says, "Well, another great option. another excellent choice！ ）”。
For the wine of Lafite, in fact, we are very familiar with it, domestic film and television dramas often have the line of "opening a bottle of Lafite for 82 years", and now Lafite has become a symbol of status and a kind of ostentatious capital in various short video platforms.
Rafi is famous partly because it comes from chateau lafite rothschild, one of the world's eight most famous estates, and partly because of its grape varieties and the winemaking process.
The 1959 vintage and 1982 are both known as the Century Vintage of the 20th Century of Rafi, and the price of Lafite in both vintages is very high, with an average unit price of 20,000-30,000 bottles in 59 years, while the price of the 1982 vintage is higher.
2. Château Mouton wine (chateau mouton rothschild)
Château Mouton is one of the top five wineries in the Bordeaux region (upgraded to a first-class estate in 1973) and is on a par with the Château de Lafite.
In the three 007 movies of "Goldfinger", "Space City" and "Diamond Diamond", the red wine of Mouton Village appears.
The first 007 novel by Ian M. Fleming's father was Scottish, so he had a special attachment to whisky. In the original book, Bond drank whiskey 21 times, more than he drank martinis, but there are very few scenes of Scotch whisky in the movie.
In the movie "007: GoldenEye", Bond drinks jackdaniels with "m" in "m's" office, while in "007: Breaking the Sky" released in 2012, Bond drinks macallan whisky.
Heineken also appeared in the movie "Skyfall", but its forced advertising implants also made 007 fans very dissatisfied.
Bond also loves to drink Heineken beer for ¥108 to buy
In addition to the above, James Bond has also drunk white wine, vodka and sake.