Film Meets Wine In Francis Ford Coppola's "Director's Cut"

Two film greats are coming together to bring the world a wine in beautiful Technicolor. Acclaimed director Francis Ford Coppola has released another wine in collaboration with entertainment tech giant Technicolor.

The appropriately named Director's Cut Technicolor 2014 is a blend of Malbec, Syrah, Petite Sirah, Merlot, Cabernet and Zinfandel. The wine is made with grapes from Dry Creek Valley in northern California and offers dark fruit aromas with spicy tones. An opal-colored label spirals around the bottle and features drawings of a cat and two mice.

Coppola also worked with winemaker Corey Beck to make what they interpret as the "quintessential Sonoma wine," according to a press release.

"For me, Technicolor was the standard of color for all movies," Coppola said in a statement. "Director's Cut Technicolor wine celebrates artistry in film and wine, two of life's greatest forms of entertainment."