Autumn in the Vineyard

TV Movie
2016
TV-G
1h 24m

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Two former childhood sweethearts are forced to work side-by-side on a vineyard during a legal dispute.Two former childhood sweethearts are forced to work side-by-side on a vineyard during a legal dispute.Two former childhood sweethearts are forced to work side-by-side on a vineyard during a legal dispute.

Director
- Scott Smith
Writers
- Marina Adair
- Suzette Couture
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6.5/10

2.3K

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Director
- Scott Smith
Writers
- Marina Adair
- Suzette Couture
Stars

See production info at IMDbPro

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Trivia
The novel the film is based on is actually the third book in a series entitled St Helena Vineyards. The sequel film Summer in the Vineyard (2017), is based on the second book.

Goofs
Gabe and Frankie decide to have a contest for ownership of the winery with the winner being the one who brings in the most grapes. The reality is that in quality winemaking a low yield is preferable - the energy of the vines are spread through fewer grape clusters. You also want smaller berry size so that the ratio of pulp to skin surface is as low as possible. And you want to use very little water. Overwatering creates plump, tasteless grapes with lower sugar and acid.

Quotes
Frankie Baldwin: What are you doing here, anyway?
Nate DeLuca: It's my land.
Frankie Baldwin: This is my land.
Nate DeLuca: I bought it. I have full title.
Frankie Baldwin: I have full title.
Nate DeLuca: Are you starting to hear an echo?

Connections
Followed by Summer in the Vineyard (2017)

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6/10

Great setting but story leaves something to be desired

I found the lead actress in this to be quite abrasive and overly harsh. I feel it would have been more realistic for them to be friendlier. It made the eventual romance feel so forced and fake. I enjoyed the sequels much better than this first installment, simply because the bickering was too much.