Really, what you’re paying for here is the fact the bottle also replicates the label seen in the first Picard teaser, so it really is like owning your very own Picard-made wine, a few centuries ...

The Picard-inspired wine is packed with attention to detail; the bottle features Picard's family vineyard label, which can be seen in the first teaser for "Star Trek: Picard," which is expected to ...

Features Star Trek: The Canonical History of Château Picard Drinking red wine while you watch Star Trek isn’t a guilty pleasure. It’s slightly essential to understanding our beloved Jean-Luc.

The label is that of the Picard family's vineyard, which will be seen in the new series "Star Trek: Picard" series arriving in 2020. (You can see it in the trailer released recently at Comic-Con).

Ever since 1924, Château Mouton Rothschild, one of the world’s greatest wines, has been putting art on its labels, helping its young 22-year-old owner at the time, Baron Philippe de Rothschild ...

Inside you'll find a Chateau Picard stemless wine glass and a range of t-shirts, hoodies, and totes featuring the Chateau Picard label. (Photo: Wines That Rock) ...

Star Trek fans can soon enjoy wine from Chateau Picard, one of the first products released as part of Wines that Rock's Star Trek Wines collection of special vintages inspired by the Star Trek ...

A glittering array of artists—including Jean Cocteau, Georges Braque, Salvador Dalí, Henry Moore and Joan Miró—have designed labels for the wine-maker ...

Drink the wine now and save the bottle if you're keen on collectibles. Next up: a 2016 Bordeaux blend from Chateau Picard (although the label claims it's a 2386 vintage).

As such, the brand "teamed with the actual Chateau Picard vineyard to introduce the Star Trek Chateau Picard wine." Unlike a lot of branded wine, the coincidence makes for a pretty cool backstory.

Star Trek connoisseurs can now sip Chateau Picard wine for real Skip the Earl Grey tea and pour yourself a real glass of wine from a fictional Starfleet captain.

Kris Pothier creates wine labels that look like they come out of high-concept comic books.