S3.E4

Le mystère du vin jaune

Name: Le mystère du vin jaune
Genre: Crime
Released: 2014-02-15
Duration: 1 h 31 min
Rating: 7
Cast: Pierre Arditi, Claire Nebout, Yoann Denaive

Episode aired Feb 15, 2014
TV-14
1h 31m

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7.0/10

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Pierre Arditi in Blood of the Vine (2011)

Crime

Benjamin travels with France to the Jura region where she is acting as an advisor on the acquisition of a vineyard. The previous owner of the vineyard, known for its vin jaune, apparently co... Read allBenjamin travels with France to the Jura region where she is acting as an advisor on the acquisition of a vineyard. The previous owner of the vineyard, known for its vin jaune, apparently committed suicide two weeks prior to the events in this episode. Or was it murder?Benjamin travels with France to the Jura region where she is acting as an advisor on the acquisition of a vineyard. The previous owner of the vineyard, known for its vin jaune, apparently committed suicide two weeks prior to the events in this episode. Or was it murder?

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Vin jaune is similar to a dry Sherry and is a product of the Jura region of France. Unlike Sherry, it is not a fortified wine.

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7/10

Murder in the Jura

France Pelletier and Benjamin Lebel are now in the Jura. Nancy Marigny , a young woman ,married with Jeff, a man coming from Canada are interested in an estate ,known for the production of the vin jaune. In a meeting Philippe Nodier says Benjamin that the owner of his estate , Roch Orgelet died committing suicide, but some people have doubts about the version. Besides Aurélien , the son-in-law of Roch Orgelet, has a love affair with Nancy. By night Nancy was driving her car and she was killed.

An interesting murder and wine story with nice landscapes and with a good cast: Pierre Arditi, Claire Nebout, Yoann Denaive, Delphine Chanéac ,Nanou Garcia, Johann Dionnet and Alban Lenoir.