This is one of the tag lines of the freshly garnished old wine in attractive packaging - that's NGC's new twelve part series - you can see some of the most amazing 'heart pounding action and imagery' in NGC's -well you guessed it - Nat Geo's Most Amazing Moments.

A sneak preview of made up of a mish mash of all the parts meanders through various amazing moments such as a family's survival through a 165 mph Hurricane in Florida, a fight with a huge python in India - the hunter almost lost his life while capturing it, or three people who survive an avalanche in the Indian Himalayas, the unearthing of the remains of the largest crocodile.

It is almost 40 feet long and wandered across what is now desert, a novel writers first hand experience as a war correspondent during action against the Taliban in 2000, a descent into an active lava-spewing volcano and much more. Interwoven are shots of the strategies of predators as they catch prey.

NGC have segmented these happenings into - well five action packed segments as they call them. They will air daily on the boob tube from Sunday, 26 March 2006 till 31 March, 2006 from 8 pm to 10 pm.

The prelude clip that was showcased in Bangalore does increase the curiosity factor in one to want to watch the series most expectantly, so what if one has already seen the Amazing Moments at different times in the past.

Didn't I say freshly garnished old wine - isn't wine better when it's old? Nat Geo's Amazing Moments seems to be!