The Maltese Falcon (1941). Humphrey Bogart delivers a career defining performance in John Huston’s directorial premier. Also starring Mary Astor, Peter Lorre and Sydney Greenstreet, the film’s hard-boiled dialogue and shadowy style made it a lasting influence that would define film noir cinema. Included on many short lists of top films, it is a triumph of style-forward storytelling. This Pinot Noir pairs with ease. Silky and layered, it is the perfect match for the films mix of atmosphere and intrigue.

Indisputably one of the most influential film noirs of its time, The Maltese Falcon continues to captivate audiences with its labyrinth of deceit, dark thrills and cynical dialogue. Now, we’re honoring the work with its own Maltese Falcon Pinot Noir, a rich and compelling California pour that offers a depth of red fruit flavor.