The father is too nagging and the child is stubborn, causing the child to be rebellious and leave home, the story of the family, the siblings, and the inability to take care of both sides, and can not be separated, it is not bizarre, and it does not involve too deep ideological meaning, but emotional + The winery culture, just like the wine making, is amazingly crafted. The overall effect of the movie "Love Wine Country" is completely 1+1, which is far greater than 2, far exceeding that of ordinary emotional films or winery culture films.
I have visited wineries twice in Italy, once with a tour group while studying in Berrugia, in a manor on the edge of the city of Pisa, which is part of a tour of Pisa. . The second time was when we were studying in Rome, an Italian classmate took us to his hometown in Tuscany and stayed at his home winery for two days. Knowing a lot about grape cultivation and winemaking, first of all, there are many things to pay attention to when growing grapes, because they are not eaten directly, but are used for winemaking. grapes and even some fruit. In the spring, the branches are pruned and sprayed with medicine; in the autumn, after the grapes are harvested and the wine is started, the old trees must be eliminated and new ones must be planted; in the winter, when the cold wave comes, the fire must be burned in the ground all night to prevent the fruit trees from freezing to death. It's very hard work. My classmate's brother's family runs a winery, and like the family in the movie, they are born with a belly wine culture. In their quaint wine cellar, there are wines of various years. Under their guidance, they can really taste various aromas and climate differences of various years. Coupled with the story of his big family over the years told by his brother, I understand that the winery life is hard work, persistence, willingness to be lonely, and ingenious pursuit.
Modern large-scale production, especially the modern flow operations in the United States and Australia, has had a great impact on wine estates in France, Italy and other European countries. God is also very good at dividing labor. In Europe, craftsmanship and high-end wine are made. America and Australia are popular. This is what my classmate brother told us. Over the years of my wine tasting experience, I feel that there are too many factors that restrict winemaking. God has a division of labor, but every winery has good wine, and God is still fair.
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