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Uncle Henry Skinner:
Max, have I told you why I enjoy making wine so much? Young Max:
You don't make the wine, Uncle Henry - that guy Duflot does. Uncle Henry Skinner:
[Reproachfully]
In France it's always the landowner who makes the wine, even though he does nothing more than supervise with binoculars from the comfort of his study. No, I enjoy making wine, because this sublime nectar is quite simply incapable of lying. Picked too early, Picked too late, it matters not - the wine will always whisper into your mouth with complete, unabashed honesty every time you take a sip
Max, have I told you why I enjoy making wine so much? Young Max:
You don't make the wine, Uncle Henry - that guy Duflot does. Uncle Henry Skinner:
[Reproachfully]
In France it's always the landowner who makes the wine, even though he does nothing more than supervise with binoculars from the comfort of his study. No, I enjoy making wine, because this sublime nectar is quite simply incapable of lying. Picked too early, Picked too late, it matters not - the wine will always whisper into your mouth with complete, unabashed honesty every time you take a sip
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Movie Summary
A British investment broker inherits his uncle's chateau and vineyard in Provence, where he spent much of his childhood. He discovers a new laid-back lifestyle as he tries to renovate the estate to be sold.
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Young Max
