The Tasting Heard Around the World [6min @14:00]

In 1976, Time magazine journalist George Taber attended a wine tasting in France. He expected it to be your average tasting. What he didn't anticipate was that it would change the world of wine forever -- because the judges couldn't distinguish which wines were from France and which were from California."Weekend America" host Bill Radke talks with Taber about this revolutionary day in wine history.