Tom Gilbey, a wine expert, blind tasted a different wine at every mile during a race, correctly identifying several wines' vintage, grape, and producer.
Despite some incorrect guesses, he managed to avoid getting tipsy by taking small sips and even spitting out bad wines.
His son organized the event, strategically placing 'good wines' early on, leading Tom into a 'false sense of security' and experiencing some disappointing wines on the way.
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