All language subtitles for Autumn in the Vineyard (2016) (Autumn.In.The.Vineyard.2016.1080P.Webrip.X264.Aac-[Yts.Mx]) (ENGLISH)

Hi, Frankie.

Where are you off to?

Hardware store, post office.

Look who's back.

Nate DeLuca.

His mother's thrilled.

Thought he'd never come back.

Didn't you and he have
a... Long, long time ago.

High school.

Barely remember.

Hey, uh, walk with me.

Okay.

So you know I'm a judge in the
grape jelly competition tonight?

Well, I am from the time of the dinosaurs,
but I'd be remembering Nate DeLuca.

He was my first kiss.

Well, he was shorter then.

Then we got taller.

You kissed a DeLuca?

I know.

We were the veritable
Romeo and Juliet of the valley.

It was a twist.

We just went our separate ways.

Speaking of which, my
divorce papers came in.

Sorry to hear that.

Gonna have to
accept I'm a single lady.

Maybe not for that long, right?

I hear there's an app for it.

I'm selling Sorrento, Frankie.

Will Sam harvest the grapes?

From Poolside in Costa Rica?

Somebody else can bring
in the harvest this year.

I just... I don't have
the heart for it anymore.

You're gonna be fine, though.

You bet I am.

See you tonight?

Count on it.

Sweet, bold, complex.

Excuse me?

I'm just rehearsing my comments
for the grape jelly competition.

Signed up for it.

Signed up as soon as I heard
you were one of the judges.

You hate grape jelly.

I'm full of surprises.

I hate surprises.

Senior year, when I showed up at
your house with five dozen sunflowers.

From our garden.

Frankie Baldwin.

You're still here.

Where else would I be?

Ah, so, how long
are you in town now?

Don't you have another
degree to get or something?

All done.

Finished at Cornell.

Right, right.

Dr. DeLuca, Ph.D.

I heard.

Congratulations.

I figured it was time
to rejoin the DeLuca

clan, gear up for
competition with you Baldwins.

I heard your family
vineyard is looking good for

best wine at the festival
at the end of the month.

Better believe it.

Well, it's good
seeing you, Frankie.

Nate?

Uh...

Welcome back.

How is it?

I can't tell you.

So?

Are you nervous that
Nate DeLuca's back?

Why would I be nervous?

Oh, I don't know.

Some old flame returns?

Hannah, you are the only one
who's interested in a DeLuca.

Not anymore.

I am done with Marco.

But?

It would be fun if you
and Nate... Me and Nate?

How long have you known me?

Long enough to know
you had serious sparks.

We had sparks.

Had being the
operative word, Marco.

I called you.

It's not good
enough, I'm afraid.

Let's get you to the next jelly.

Yes, let's.

Good to see you.

Hannah, I just want...

You messed up.

It's not happening, Matt.

Welcome one and all to the St.
Madeleine Autumn Harvest Festival, day one.

I'm your co-chair of the festival,
Carla DeLuca of the DeLuca family,

Northern California's
premier grape grower.

There is also one other
family that claims the title, but...

we don't have to talk about
those Baldwins now, do we?

Let's hear it for Carla DeLuca.

And let's hear it for
Baldwin Farms, this year

celebrating our 70th
vintage year in St. Madeleine.

Shall we get on
with it, Charles?

And now we celebrate the justifiably
celebrated produce of St. Madeleine.

Our judges, Mel Turner,
my own Frankie Baldwin...

and my gorgeous son, Nate, who
is back in St. Madeleine for good.

Oh, let's get started.

Best grape jelly.

Merrily Weeks.

You voted for Merrily?

I didn't vote for her.

Then how did she...

Mel, what?

Mel, you cheated.

He's always had a thing for her.

Well, he must because her
jelly tasted like turpentine.

I would rather drink turpentine.

I would.

I detect the shades of hemlock.

Maybe arsenic.

But I think she's
trying to actually...

Apparently there's been a truce and a
feud between the Baldwins and DeLucas.

Frankie.

It is all coming back to me now.

Typical DeLuca
look at me behavior.

I had to do something.

Merrily was...

You come back into town with no warning
whatsoever and you think this is how we're

going to get back together
by you embarrassing

me in front of my
family and friends?

Whoa.

That's the furthest
thing from my mind.

I was just... I know
what you were doing.

You're so full of yourself.

So I've heard.

From you.

Why don't you listen this time?

Look, Paul, I'm asking for a
few more months on the law.

We're restructuring,
making important changes.

Yes, but considering
how long Baldwin's been in

business, well, there must
be something you can do.

Um...

Can I call you back?

Thank you.

Morning, sweetheart.

You sound stressed.

Nah, it's nothing.

Just an annoying bender.

I've got something I would
love to talk to you about.

I've been wanting
to talk to you, too.

I know we disagree
from time to time about

the vineyard and
where we're going with it.

But, uh, I've had to make
some tough decisions lately.

I realized I needed
someone with a solid business

background for the next
phase of Baldwin Farms.

Charles!

Tony.

You're early.

Couldn't wait to get started.

You must be Francesca.

Frankie, this is Tony Camiso.

He's gonna be running Baldwin
alongside me from now on.

Great to meet you.

Nice to meet you.

Well, come on.

I'll show you around.

Okay.

After all you've done for Dad, and he
goes and hires someone else over you?

Tony Camiso, guy.

He does have a lot of
experience in the wine business.

And you don't?

I just kept thinking,
what didn't I do right?

I've been all these years
trying to prove myself.

It takes you for granted because
you're there one harvest after another.

So what am I supposed to do?

Quit?

You're so dramatic.

I'm not dramatic.

Okay.

You know what?

Maybe you should
consider your options.

But just because you're a
Baldwin doesn't mean you have

to be tied to those vines
for the rest of your life.

I love it, Jonah.

You couldn't wait to quit and wear a badge,
but I cannot imagine doing anything else.

Were you expecting
some kind of a crime wave?

There are a lot of overheated
emotions in this valley.

Hmm.

Speaking of, what's this I hear
about you and Nate DeLuca?

Oh, boy.

Hey, sis.

Anytime you want to
talk, I'm here for you.

Just don't make
me bring the tape.

Frankie.

I saw your truck out
front, so I thought that I...

So you thought you'd
corner me in a store?

No cornering.

I just need to explain.

Give me that box.

I kissed you to shut you up.

That's inventive.

Marilee was behind you.

I was just trying to
spare her feelings.

By not sparing mine?

I didn't know how to
get you to stop talking.

You might have asked
me to stop talking.

Let me take you out for lunch.

You can catch up.

Compare nos.

I'm what?

About growing grapes.

What have you been
up to all these years?

The state of the
Baldwin-DeLuca feud?

Plus the sulfur getting
older, and it's alive and well.

Well, please put this on my tab.

Okay.

In front of everyone.

My family, my friends.

I've never been so
embarrassed in my life.

Wait a minute.

He said he kissed
you to shut you up?

It's a new one.

What if I don't have enough
going on in my life right now?

Like I need this
DeLuca of all people.

We've been here before.

I mean, how many years
ago, in the girls' locker

room in high school, you
going on about Nate DeLuca?

That's ancient history.

Now I wish you would
just leave me alone.

What are you doing to my hair?

New look, new career.

What new career?

I barely know what
I'm doing with my life.

Hi, Frankie.

I'm just closing up for
the night, but come on in.

You going somewhere?

Uh, no.

These are Sam's clothes that he
asked me to send to him in Costa Rica.

But somehow they are going to end
up at the Valley Shelter for the homeless.

They're going to be one fine-looking
bunch of gentlemen down there.

Now you seem all stirred up.

What's going on?

I went to Sorrento.

And I walked the land.

And all I could think about was
just how stunningly beautiful it was.

And how if I were you, I would want
it to belong to someone who loved it.

Maybe even someone
who needed it.

I heard what your father did.

But I'm starting to think that
maybe it was meant to be.

Maybe this is the push that I needed
to help me strike out on my own.

Babe, I'm sorry.

I'm telling you to move on.

I want to buy Sorrento a glow.

I think it might be my future.

But I do know what it costs.

Now listen, I have some savings.

I have my mom's trust.

Your mother.

Oh boy.

She was my best friend.

She was always so
kind and generous to me.

I see her in you.

So, you want to buy Sorrento?

Mm-hmm.

Well, how are you
going to do that?

With every penny I got.

With blood and sweat and tears.

And as soon as I get
approved for a mortgage.

I went to two banks today.

Didn't quite realize
what a poor risk I am.

But I have other meetings
set up with lenders.

And I feel very confident
that something will work out.

You know what?

You don't even
need to use a bank.

I own that land outright.

I can finance that sale to you.

If you did.

If you would.

I promise you that I would work my tail off
to make sure that I made those payments.

And if I ever failed you in
any way... You won't fail.

Now you listen.

Your mother would
be so proud of you.

You've got a deal.

Frankie.

Frankie.

I want you to arrange to have the
brush cleared on the north slope.

That's a fire hazard
we don't need.

And I want you on that phone
call with the buyers at 11, okay?

Dad.

I'm afraid I can't.

And there's something
I need to tell you.

Sure, go ahead sweetheart.

You've taken a lot
of big risks in your life.

And they have paid off.

And you've always told me
that freedom lies in being bold.

One of my favorite quotes.

I'm starting my own vineyard.

I'm buying Sorrento Farm.

Is this because I
hired Tony Camiso?

Frankie, you're valuable to me.

But I needed somebody with
a different kind of experience.

Somebody who's good with
banks and... Dad, I was upset.

But it's okay.

I think maybe it's what
I needed to move on.

Just like that?

Sorrento's grapes need
attention or it won't have a harvest.

You've got Tony now.

And I'm so sorry.

I hope you understand.

I do think it's time that I
do something for myself.

Good luck to you, Frankie.

He just made me feel like I
had completely betrayed him.

I mean, I feel bad for leaving.

I really do.

But at the same time, this is
such an opportunity for me.

He'll come around.

Just give him some time.

Can I sit up front?

You're sister.

I'm not a perp.

Sorry, up front strictly
law enforcement protocol.

Look, Dad was not
happy when I left the farm.

But he's totally
fine with it now.

I haven't regretted
it for one minute.

So you don't think I'm crazy?

For what?

Moving out of a cottage that
Dad lets you stay in rent-free?

For buying a farm that you can't
afford with who knows what issues?

With vines that may or may
not produce a good crop?

No.

Not crazy at all.

Well, that was simple.

No bank involved.

Sorrento is officially yours.

Parsley-furnished house and all.

Congratulations.

Thank you, Glo.

He'll take such good care of it.

I promise you.

I know.

Jonah.

You there?

I am.

I met Sorrento.

So, how is it?

It's gorgeous.

You've got to come see it.

What about Glo?

Is she there?

Nope.

We handled
everything at closing.

I think, yeah, it's pretty
much just me here now.

Just setting up shop.

Okay.

Frankie, is everything okay?

Looks like you
made a new friend.

He took my phone.

A llama took your phone.

We didn't take it exactly.

I don't think he likes you.

What are you doing here anyway?

This is my land.

This is my land.

I bought it.

I have full title.

That's one of your stunts.

No stunts.

Not when it comes to real
estate or harvesting grapes.

Like you know anything
about growing grapes.

Delucas go back
hundreds of years.

All the way from
Tuscany to St. Madeline.

Oh, so you were making
wine before the pilgrims.

I know that you're really good
at trimming your daddy's vines.

What are you good at?

Taking exams?

I own Sorrento.

I just signed papers
with the closing attorney.

Really?

Then how come I own it
and I can prove it to you?

Frankie, crime in progress?

Yes!

Yes?

What's a crime exactly?

Breaking and entering.

Stalking.

Property identity theft.

What?

That's a new one.

You're the one who's on my
property making false claims.

Jonah, why are you
just standing there?

So you want me to cuff him,
throw him in the slammer?

Yes!

I see what's going on here.

Two Baldwin's
against one DeLuca.

Well, you're in
conflict of interest.

Jonah, you need
to recuse yourself.

Best idea so far.

Where are you going?

This one's for the
lawyers, Frankie.

My divorce lawyer assures
me that Sam agreed with the

settlement and that included
me owning the vineyard.

And a llama that you
definitely forgot to tell me about.

He's as gentle as a kitten.

Listen, he has had full reign of that
property since before we owned it.

Well, certainly looks like Frankie
Baldwin is now the legal owner of Sorrento.

See?

On the other hand, Nate
has an equal claim to

the property, which he
legally bought from Sam.

Again.

Yes.

How do you know that's legal?

Because I'm a judge.

And I happen to know what a legal
document means when I read one.

I'm sorry, Jerry.

It's just... It's just not the
answer we were hoping for.

I tried calling Sam.

I have called his lawyer.

He is MIA in Costa Rica.

And until he surfaces... Well,
out of the vineyard, Jerome.

Can't jump in the
gun there, Nate.

Oh, I know it's the
DeLuca way of doing things.

Look, if you end up inside of
a courtroom, you could lose.

Go on.

It's one big mess.

I mean, there's no telling which one
of you is going to wind up the owner.

Only a divorce court can
determine whether Glo or Sam

legally owns the property
and had the right to sell it.

What are we supposed to do?

Wait weeks?

Months for a court ruling?

If that vineyard isn't properly
managed, the crop is gone.

While lawyers are arguing, our
grapes are withering on the vines.

My vines.

The vines that I bought in good
faith in the belief that it would be mine.

Jerry, please.

Look, you two, I'm
just here as a friend.

You ask for my advice, and
I'm willing to give you some.

But it's up to you.

Lady, how are you?

There is one way
we can resolve this.

In your favor, I bet.

I buy you out.

Pay you back your
deposit, plus ten percent.

That's not bad for
one day's aggravation.

One day's aggravation from you
is worth a lot more than ten percent.

I can sweeten it.

There's not enough
sugar in the world.

We're not getting anywhere.

So?

Thank you.

Hi.

Hi.

Okay.

Neither of you owns Sorrento
until there's a court decision.

And that could take a long time.

But those grapes need care.

You both know
that the last month of

harvesting is crucial
to getting a good yield.

So why don't you
co-manage the property?

No.

Or split the acres.

Frankie, you take
the south bars.

Nate, you take the north.

Work the vines.

Harvest the grapes.

Each on your own side.

Now, can you at least manage
that until this thing gets to court?

It's the best advice
I can give you.

Non-binding.

No charge.

Except you get to
pay for my peach pie.

I've got it.

It's mine.

Why?

Because you have
deep pockets and I don't?

Last I heard, you were broke
and carrying a hefty mortgage.

That gives you some
kind of leverage over me?

I'm just trying to be nice.

You're just trying to win.

It's just peach pie.

Order in the diner.

Relax.

You need some pampering.

If I take the judge's advice, I'll
have to see him every single day.

You know, it shouldn't be so
bad if Nate stays on his ten acres.

I will know that he's there.

Not that he'll be
anywhere near the vines.

Have you seen his footwear?

I mean, the soles have
never touched on his soil.

And his fingernails?

Yeah, I was going
to mention yours.

That's a lot of honest
soil under there.

If you cut my hair every time I
have a problem, I'm going to be bald.

Can we...

Where are you staying?

At your place.

That's my stuff in
your guest room.

That won't do.

You need to be out
there at Sorrento.

It is.

I own it.

Well, I will when the court
decision comes in in my favor.

And when it does, he
will be out of there so fast.

That could take months.

And in the meantime, what is
he going to do to your grapes?

Him and his fancy degrees.

I'm going to turn them to
jelly if I don't get out there.

You're right.

I can't let him
have all 20 acres.

I've got to harvest my ten.

That's right.

You need to protect
your interests.

You need to plant the flag.

I'm going to plant a flag.

Hi, Jerry.

Well?

How'd it go?

That's two very
stubborn individuals.

It took 20 years for my ex and
I to get to where they are now.

Cats and dogs.

Oil and water.

Baldwin and DeLuca.

Charles is already rattled that
his daughter walked out on him.

And he's going to be
really irritated when he

hears that Nate owns
Sorrento and not Frankie.

Oh.

Now that has yet
to be determined.

And you would know that
if you weren't so biased.

Well, I do have a
prediction if you're interested.

Tell you what.

I'll leave it to you
ladies to speculate.

Try to buy.

It's good.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Making yourself at home?

That's what one does
when one is at home.

Are you moving in?

I take up a lot of room when I'm
cooking, so we should set up a schedule.

As for the sleeping
arrangements... Don't even go there.

Yes.

Let's.

As for the survey, this
bedroom sits on the north parcel.

Plain English is my side.

Ergo, your stuff...

goes.

No rush.

Now would be good.

Frankie, what's up?

Calling in a sisterly IOU.

Has a crime occurred?

Or are you just planning one?

Your side?

My side.

Your side?

No way.

Stove, fridge, sink.

My side.

I want you to finish what
you're doing there, though.

No rush.

Now would be good.

Morning, Rumi.

Sleep well?

Submarines have bigger bunks.

Leek frittata.

Something about the combination
of leeks and fontina cheese.

There's a smile on my face.

You do realize that you're
cooking on my side of the kitchen.

Didn't I catch you
ducking underneath the

border this morning to
use the only bathroom?

One kitchen privilege
equals one bathroom privilege.

Okay, you see?

You can't... Who says I can't?

It's just what people say.

What people?

The ones that say
that you're prickly.

You're trying to psych me out.

I wouldn't even try.

You're too prickly.

Espresso?

Come on, let's just go.

Yeah, I bet you're more to me.

Every move.

Get

your stupid toy
airplane out of my vine!

Welcome to the 21st century.

Really?

A drone?

Is that how you keep your shoes so clean
you don't have to get down in the dirt?

From the comfort of my shady perch, I
can capture digital photographs linked

with computer imagery,
which measures vigorous

areas in a vineyard
compared to low vigor.

Yeah, well, I'm not
interested in comfort.

I'm interested in
what's under my feet.

I would love to hear more.

You and your old school ways.

Tasting the wind, chewing
the dirt, praying to the full moon.

It's an art form.

Art and science.

You know what?

You grow your
way, I'll grow mine.

In fact, I'd be willing to bet...
That you could outgrow me?

You think I can't,
Dr. DeLuca, Ph.D.?

Well, depending on my
dissertation on microbiology

and the sensory
science of wine, I forget.

Did you get a degree?

Bachelor of Science, UC Davis.

Your credit's short.

I will get it.

Clock's ticking, Baldwin.

So...

How we doing, big brother?

Great yields, sales,
profits reinvested wisely.

Don't know why I thought
I was needed back here.

Back to differ.

Time for me to take a break
from the company books.

You aren't exactly back,
though, are you, bro?

What's with buying Sorrento?

He bought a useless piece
of paper, from what I hear.

As crazy as it sounds,
we both own Sorrento.

At least until a judge
rules in my favor.

Yep.

Me and the lovely Frankie.

Wonder why she left
Baldwin Farms anyways.

Well, they haven't exactly
been seeing eye to eye.

Her and her dad?

Yeah, not for months.

Hannah told me.

Hannah told you?

Marco and her were
a train wreck, okay?

Enough said.

So how are you so sure you're
gonna end up owning Sorrento?

Baldwins are as
stubborn as mules.

Yeah, but the Lucas
are born to win.

It is so nice to have
my boys back together.

It's good to be back home, love.

So let me get this straight.

You didn't want to wash in
the bathroom because one

bathroom break would give
him one kitchen privilege.

Petty, but satisfying.

So either he cooks in the
bathroom, or you bathe in the kitchen.

What else should I know?

He's Mr. Cheerful.

And he's Mr. Foodie.

And he's Mr. Science.

Acting like everything I know about
growing grapes is from the Stone Age.

And he's just right
down the hall at night.

Yeah, took the big room with the real bed
just because it's on his side of the house.

So essentially
you're living together.

It's a standoff.

Until the courts decide who owns
Sorrento, we are stuck with each other.

But that's not
even the worst part.

Hannah, focus.

Sorrento is my dream, my future, and I
am at risk of losing it all to Nate DeLuca.

Which we won't let happen.

Exactly.

He thinks he's gonna end up owning
Sorrento, but he has underestimated me.

Which is good.

Hmm.

I've been creating my own wine.

A Cabernet Sauvignon.

No one knows about this?

Well, I read the space, the
owners know I've been in here.

Tinkering.

Wow.

I wouldn't call this tinkering.

I have been at it for years.

And now?

It's ready.

Your wine.

You tell me.

Wow.

It's delicious.

Chateau Frankie.

Really?

You love it?

Be sure.

I don't really have
to tell you, do I?

You have created
something very special here.

Does your dad know?

Whenever I told him I wanted to develop
my own wines, he'd say, be patient,

your time will come.

Your time is now.

And this is gonna kickstart it.

Cornetto?

It's my specialty.

So much better than a croissant.

It's denser, and
the filling, so good.

What do you want from me?

Sorrento.

No way.

I'm not giving it to you,
not for love or money.

That's interesting, because I offered
you money, but I never offered you love.

Like that would have worked.

Doesn't matter, it's in the
hands of the courts now anyway.

Not entirely.

We could be the ones who
decides who gets Sorrento.

By agreeing between ourselves
which one of us gets legal ownership.

Regardless of
what the courts say.

I won't follow.

Hey look, you're fed
up with me being here.

Say that again.

Well I'm equally annoyed.

So why don't we just
set up a challenge?

If I win the challenge, you sell me
Sorrento, no matter what the courts say.

And if you win... You
promised to sell me Sorrento.

At the same price Glo gave you.

It's all yours, if you
can win the challenge.

So what's the challenge?

You think of yourself
as the great whisperer.

Mostly because I am.

Little bits of paper that you stick on the
wall that means zip out in the vineyard.

Where I still haven't
seen you, incidentally.

Well in this corner,
Mr. Science.

And in that corner,
the grape whisperer.

Alright.

I think I see where
you're going with this.

So in two weeks when
we bring in the harvest...

Whoever's harvest
has the biggest yield...

As determined by weight,
results from an independent broker.

Wins Sorrento.

We'll see which
one of us does better

ripening those grapes
when they most need it.

What's the catch?

There's no catch
with you, DeLucas.

There's no catch.

Whoever grows the most grapes.

I'm going out on a limb here.

Baldwins have beaten the
pants off DeLucas in the past.

My legacy versus yours.

But what's in it for you?

Why would you
risk losing Sorrento?

To prove to you that my science
degrees actually did teach me something.

You?

Get you out of my house.

Off my property sooner.

Well, you'll have to tolerate
my presence until harvest.

Deal?

My money's on the grower
with dirt on their hands.

What are you doing?

Tracking sow flow.

Wanna try?

No thanks.

Charles, you're always
here first for our meetings.

A gentleman does
not keep a lady waiting.

Oh, you're in a good mood.

Sorry to disappoint you, Carla.

Don't you look lovely, Elise?

Glad to see you took my advice.

I'm gonna have a
Cobb salad and iced tea.

Same for me.

No tea.

I'm sure you weren't happy with
Frankie's decision to leave Baldwin Farms.

Of course, she might have
stayed had you advanced her.

Frankie's a grown woman.

She makes her own decisions.

And why do you care?

Do you see an advantage
for the DeLucas?

You know, my sons
are such a support.

Our business would
not exist without them.

And my Nate?

Such a blessing that he
decided to move home.

Yeah, just in time to
challenge Frankie for Sorrento.

Hmm.

Maybe he's doing you a favor.

You'll get her back in no time.

Don't be so sure.

She's not one to let
herself be pushed around.

Shall we make a friendly,
proud mama, proud papa bet?

One hundred dollars to the charity
of my choice when my Nate wins.

When my Frankie wins.

Isn't it something, Charles?

How long-time competitors
such as we can get along?

Oh, yes.

It's something all right.

I thought you might be hungry.

Who are you trying to impress?

This is the way that I like to
live, in case you haven't noticed.

Oh, I've noticed.

It's my Italian heritage.

Food and family.

Enjoy.

Are you this good at everything?

Because if you are,
I might be in trouble.

Maybe not.

I took a stroll
through your vines.

They're looking pretty good.

So you're on my side.

Well, good.

I'm glad it was enough to get
you off the porch and into the field.

Got me running scared.

Who would have thought
we'd end up like this?

High school yearbook
should have said.

Most likely to duke it out over
the ownership of a small vineyard.

And a large furry mammal.

What happened to us?

I went to college.

So did you.

No.

I mean before.

We were so young.

Yeah.

But then you disappeared.

I think it must
have been the feud.

You know.

That old unspoken no fraternization
between Baldwins and DeLuca rule.

Of course.

Famous feud.

I have an idea.

In spite of the feud.

What do you say we
team up and we represent

Sorrento together in the
great picking relay race?

I do think that Glo would love
to see Sorrento represented.

And we could fight the feud.

To fight the feud.

Huh.

Team Sorrento.

You sure about that?

Seems so last week.

Frankie.

There were times...

I hadn't seen you.

For a while.

I found myself
thinking about you.

Wondering how you're doing.

You should have come
to our class reunion.

That's what those are for.

This isn't about the past.

I don't know what this is.

Good night Frankie.

Thank you.

That was delicious.

Chock full of the good stuff.

Should you be feeding
the competition?

Oops.

Guess I forgot.

Well uh...

Back to work.

Any tips?

I'm supposed to share
trade secrets with you now?

I'm curious how they
did it in ancient times.

I'm interested.

For real.

I use wettable sulfur
to control mildew.

Which washes away
during a summer shower.

You should really try some
of the newer synthetic sprays.

Mmm.

Your way, my way.

Mittens!

No, no, no, no, no!

Stop, stop, stop!

Stop, stop, stop!

Okay.

Looks like it's
just the water line.

We can patch that.

It's not just the water line.

It's the pump.

It's old.

As long as it gets us
through the harvest.

No, it won't.

The motor will cease.

Well then what
are we going to do?

I can't afford a new one.

It benefits both of us.

So we'll split the cost.

No.

I can't afford half of one each.

Me neither.

Frankie, it's shot.

No water, no grapes.

Look, so you're not going
to believe what happened.

Mittens chewed off a water line.

And now Nate says we
need a whole new pump.

Which is terrible because there's no
way I can afford something that expensive.

Why are you looking
at me like that?

Isn't it perfect timing?

Nate saying the
pump needs replacing?

What do you mean?

Well, what if Nate was the
one who busted the pump?

He knows you can't afford it.

He would never do
something like that.

I know you don't want to believe
that Nate DeLuca is doing dirty tricks.

But he's being so nice to you.

He's making you
cute little sandwiches.

But the DeLucas are
known for being crafty.

I mean, I should know.

Marco, all that DeLuca charm, but right
under the surface, will do anything to win.

That might be Marco, but...
They're on the same team.

They are using
the same playbook.

You gotta fight, Frankie.

Oh, Susan, I am so
glad you can join us.

Us crazy DeLucas who never stop
talking, unless, of course, we're eating.

You can break
bread with us anytime.

I will if you keep serving
this incredible prosciutto.

It's a promise.

Cheers.

Salute.

Give me a break.

I was only slightly
over the speed limit.

You're not supposed to get out of
your car when an officer pulls you over.

Then don't pull me over.

I'm not stopping you
for speeding anyway.

You want me to step
in with Nate DeLuca?

Hannah has got such a big mouth.

Open an investigation.

The case of the mysteriously
deceased water pump?

No.

Nate DeLuca is a
problem that I can handle.

You say so?

I do.

Alrighty then.

Ready to go, ma'am.

Love you too, Jonah.

Well, I have to admit, I enjoy being
courted by all of you wine growers.

Welcome to St. Madeline.

Your reputation preceded you.

I just hope that you see the value in
doing business with the DeLuca family.

And the Sorrento farm?

It's extremely promising.

And Nate's going to turn it into the
finest boutique winery in the valley.

But I'm going to want
to sell the first harvest.

You want to sell the grapes?

From all of Sorrento's acreage?

Sorrento will be Nate's
alone soon enough.

Yeah.

Between you and me, Frankie
Baldwin doesn't have the resources or the

experience to grow
a good crop, so...

Actually, Frankie's
quite a talent.

She knows her stuff.

So, what happened first?

You chewing the water line or
Nate messing with the pump?

With me in the eye.

Did you do it?

I didn't think so.

So what was that about?

Trying to land Susan Jones as a
buyer and not endorse Frankie Baldwin?

Learning to downgrade Frankie's
skills in order to make a deal.

What's going on with
you and her exactly?

Competitors.

That's it.

That's it, huh?

Yeah, that's it.

Okay.

Nate!

Beauty, isn't it?

State of the art.

What are you doing?

I told you I cannot afford this.

Don't worry about it.

Pay me back when you can.

What, so I can be in debt to you and
then you can hold that over my head?

What are you talking about?

I told you that we
needed a new pump.

You know, I seem to
remember the last one working

just fine until you suddenly
decided that it wasn't.

You think I had
something to do with that?

I do.

You know, if this is the way
that you feel, then maybe

we shouldn't be a team
at the great picking race.

You're right.

Charles, you clean up well?

In honor of me?

I have a meeting later.

I thought you might be
dressed up for money.

Are you selling,
buying, borrowing?

Could be all three.

It's called the wine business.

Don't I know it.

Before we get started, I
just want to clear the air.

Your Frankie and my Nate
are in a tug of war at Sorrento

and I just want to assure
you, we have not taken sides.

Since when has the
Dulucan not taken sides?

Well, of course I support Nate.

I just mean that whatever the kids are
up to, I am going to be at pains to not let

it get in the way of our
duties as co-chairs of the

autumn festival and of
our cordial relationship.

Oh, you're very cordial, Carla.

Especially when your wine
sales are ahead of mine.

Charles, I'm trying to be civil.

Carla, let's face it.

Our relationship is based on
mutually trying to crush each other.

Now I can see why Frankie needed to move
on if this is what you're like with her.

I'm just telling it like it is.

Isn't that your style?

You are contentious, opinionated,
short-sighted and that is not my opinion.

It's a fact.

Yeah, well, here's another fact.

Frankie Baldwin is not going to
be pushed around by Nate DeLuca.

Maybe you should tell
her that instead of me.

Or is she not talking
to you these days?

If you'll excuse me, I
have business to attend to.

These banks don't make it easy.

No, but they're
a necessary evil.

Charles, you know that
was a good meeting, right?

We got a reprieve.

Bring in a strong
harvest, we'll all be good.

You've been a big
help to me, Tony.

Thanks.

It's all going to work out.

All right.

Heads up.

Oh, come on.

These grapes could
look a little bit more manly.

They're fruit.

It's neither male nor female.

That's a female point of view.

Look, thank you so much for
replacing Nate in the relay race.

I really appreciate it.

Absolutely.

I'll be right there alongside
you picking grapes.

Yes, please make sure you do.

I really want to win this one.

Okay.

Hey, guess who got a
speeding ticket last night?

Who?

Susan Jones.

That new wine broker?

Yeah, coming back
from the DeLucas.

Is she going to be
buying their wine now?

Thank you, Jonah.

You're welcome.

For what?

Susan.

Yes.

Hi.

Frankie Baldwin.

Hey, honey.

I was going to say sit,
but I'm already sitting.

Listen, thank you so much
for agreeing to meet with me.

If this is about Nate
DeLuca... Only partially.

Does everyone in this
valley know everything?

You have no idea.

I do not discuss deals.

They're confidential.

And I appreciate that, but...

I have to ask you.

Please, before you make
any decisions about whose

wines you want to buy,
can I show you something?

I promise you,
you will not regret it.

French oak.

It's the best, isn't it?

Whose wine is this?

It's mine.

I produced it here
entirely on my own.

Okay.

Cabernet Sauvignon.

If you like it, I'll offer you the first
shot at representing me as my broker.

If... you buy the
Sorrento grape harvest.

I am told that your ownership of
Sorrento is very much in doubt.

By who?

Nate DeLuca?

And you apparently have a lack of resources
and experience to grow a good crop.

Let me tell you what I've
heard about you, Susan.

That you're a savvy broker.

It sounds better to
you, a one-time deal with

Nate DeLuca for a
couple tons of grapes, or...

A deal with me promises you a partnership
with the person who produced that wine.

I can make wine as good as this
or better with Sorrento's grapes, too.

The wine is sensational.

And this is what you need to do.

Enter it in the Autumn Harvest
Festival Best Wine Competition.

If it wins, we have a deal.

Welcome, one and all, to the Autumn Harvest
Festival's grape picking relay race.

And here to get us started
is our very own Glo Sorrento.

Thank you.

Thank you.

And thank you to our co-chairs,
Carla DeLuca and Charles Baldwin.

For those of you who have not
experienced the thrill of this competition,

here's how it goes.

Each team of two pickers is required
to pick the grapes from the vine and fill

eight crates to the brim.

Okay, I will now introduce
the competing teams.

Joan, I can't make it.

There's been an accident
on Sulphur Springs Road.

Darn it.

I just really wanted
this win for Sorrento.

Baldwin Farms.

DeLuca.

Sorrento Farm.

Team Nate.

Here.

If I can cut hair,
I can cut grapes.

Sorrento Team Frankie.

Hannah.

Great.

Okay, teams, get ready.

Let's see what you're made of.

One.

Two.

Three.

Well,

folks, that was
a fantastic finish.

Real close.

Real close.

Congratulations, Team Sorrento Farm, or
at least Nate DeLuca and Sorrento Farm.

Got your boots dirty.

Yeah.

You gave us a pretty good run.

I'm not the enemy here.

This whole family rivalry
thing, I never bought into that.

Except for exactly what's
playing out between us right now.

Used to be fun competing against you
in high school in science class, but this?

Tomorrow's the harvest.

Our little competition
will be over.

I can't consume enough.

Yeah, for me too.

And then you will see
that not only do I have the

resources and experience to
grow a good crop, but to win.

I won't be staying
at the farm anymore.

Thanks for the best.

I'll just beat it
for the day shift.

For the record,
I never said that.

Yes, hi.

This is Frankie
Baldwin, Sorrento Farm.

I'm seeing smoke.

Firefighters did not anticipate that
the fire would grow to this extent.

It has now jumped
to County Line 10.

Frankie!

The fire jumped the
road at County Line 10.

I know.

It's headed over.

The master switch isn't working.

What?

I don't know.

I'm getting an error message.

We're going to have to turn
on each section manually.

And I have to make
sure Maiden's is safe.

Frankie!

I'm here.

The wind.

Shifting.

It's coming from the east.

It can hold.

It won't reach Sorrento.

Sorrento.

I'm so relieved you're here.

Me too.

I didn't...

Sorry.

Jonah, I am here, but I'm okay.

Nate's here, so we just...

How bad is it?

Half the vines.

What can I do?

Nothing.

It's too late.

It's a plant.

It's what we do.

We've had fires before.

We?

Yes.

We.

We're a family.

I love this place.

I love you.

You walked away.

Because you didn't need me.

Did I have to tell
you I needed you?

You're a Baldwin.

This place is a part of you.

Then let me help.

I'll take care of it, Frankie.

You okay?

I heard.

Your dad.

It's pretty rough.

I hate seeing him like this.

I just need to focus
on our competition.

So...

In this corner, Mr. Science.

That corner, The
Grape Whisperer.

Whoever grows the most grapes...

...determined by weight, results
from an independent broker...wins...

...Ceranto Farm.

Good luck.

Let the harvest begin.

Stop me on the corner.

I swear you hit
me like a vision.

I, I, I wasn't expecting.

But who am I to tell fate
where it's supposed to go with it?

Don't you blink,
you might miss it.

See, we got a right to
just love it or leave it.

You find it and keep it.

Cause it ain't every day
you get the chance to say.

Oh, this is how it starts.

Lightning strikes the heart.

It goes off like a gun.

Oh, this is how it starts.

Brighter than the sun.

Oh, we could be the stars.

Falling from the sky.

Shining how we want.

Brighter than the sun.

Oh, this is how it starts.

Lightning strikes the heart.

It goes off like a gun.

Oh,

this is how it starts.

Lightning strikes the heart.

It goes off like a gun.

Oh, this is how it starts.

Brighter than the sun.

I can't look at another
grape in my life.

I don't think I've
ever worked that hard.

Well, this is why we do it.

Hannah calls it Chateau Frankie.

You produce your own wine?

Five years in the making.

To the harvest.

To the harvest.

Frankie, that's...

That's you in a bottle.

Is that good?

It's really good.

It's flat out fantastic.

I mean it.

When I was off studying, you were
honing your craft and then some.

Look at the way the
light hits the vines.

You're right, you know.

What you said about
me disappearing.

We knew my mom was sick.

And I was so worried.

All I wanted to do
was just be with her.

I pushed away everyone.

My friends.

You clearly.

It feels right.

Why now?

Why not?

Come to the harvest
dance with me tomorrow.

You mean like... together?

Yeah.

Like together.

Is that a yes?

Yes.

Yes.

I have the cab.

Hannah has the Merlot.

Which would you prefer?

You're not driving, are you?

There you go.

Enjoy.

Yes.

Absolutely.

There you go.

Charles, I am so sorry
to hear about your vines.

If there's anything you
can do... Thank you.

You won best wine
the last two years.

Could be another
win for Baldwin.

I had no idea that Frankie
had a wine competition.

Carla.

Good luck today.

Thank you.

Enjoy.

My dad could
really use this win.

You need this too.

Welcome one and all to the Autumn
Harvest Festival's Best Wine Competition.

Where we celebrate our
valley's wine producers.

A thrilling finale to
all of the festivities

you've been enjoying
over the past few weeks.

Now this is a blind tasting.

Not a real judge.

So I'm going to ensure
this is fair and objective.

The best wine finalists are Charles
Baldwin, Carla DeLuca, Mel Turner,

and Frankie Baldwin.

Judges, let's get on with it.

I am so proud of you.

You have a wine
in this competition.

Frankie, what's it good for?

Salad dressing?

She's going to win.

And now, oh, by unanimous
vote, the winner of Best

Wine, the Cabernet
Sauvignon from Frankie Baldwin.

Thank you.

And stay still.

I need to get you ready for
your victory dance tonight.

Thank you.

Frankie, you won Best
Wine, the big leagues.

Why aren't you happy?

There's something wrong.

My dad, he's... Fire?

Yeah, but there's
something more.

There's something
that he's not telling me.

Did you talk to Jonah about it?

I left him a message,
but I don't know.

Hey, uh, congrats, Frankie.

Thank you, Marco.

What are you doing here?

I need a cut.

Do you really want to be close to
me while I have scissors in my hands?

I'll take my chances.

What did I do that's so
bad you won't talk to me?

Sit down, Marco.

I'll be right back.

This is your night to celebrate.

Whatever it is,
try to let it go.

I can't.

You look amazing.

Not so bad yourself.

Not so bad?

Are you forgetting about
these sweet dance moves?

How could I forget?

Oh!

Never

wanted to be rich Had no drive to succeed
I don't need no little gold stars I don't

share your greed Gonna discuss philosophy
I ain't hard to find I'll bake in pies and

pick in tunes With a couple of
friends of mine See you, Marco.

Frankie, Frankie.

Frankie.

Frankie.

Frankie.

Sorry.

I didn't mean to talk.

Tomorrow everything
will be alright

Sleepy baby I'm by your side
But everything will be alright

Hi, I'm so sorry to interrupt.

I'm Frankie Baldwin.

It has been a great harvest and a
very special autumn for me as well.

Winning Best Wine
was such an honor.

Thank you.

But I need to clarify
something, and that is that

I learned everything that
I know at Baldwin Farms.

And I developed our wonderful
wine when I was an employee there.

So I would love to officially re-credit
that Best Wine win to Charles Baldwin.

Frankie, Frankie.

What's going on?

Why are you giving
the win to your dad?

I'm going back to Baldwin, Nate.

Giving up on Sorrento?

We don't even know
who won our challenge yet.

I'm not giving up.

I'm just making a choice.

This doesn't make any sense.

It's just time for
me to go home.

Look, Sorrento will be yours
no matter what the courts decide.

I never had much invested
in it financially anyway.

It's just a down payment, and you and I
can sort that out when the time comes.

You know what I loved about you?

Your fierce determination
to prove yourself.

I know how difficult this business is,
and against all odds, you have made it.

You are a star winemaker.

I don't understand
why you don't win.

Why are you taking
such a big step back?

Don't make this
more difficult for me.

You're making it more
difficult on yourself.

Nate.

What is going on?

She's sacrificing everything that she
cares for, everything she's worked for.

Tell me why.

Goodbye, Mittens.

I'll ask for custody, but I'll
understand if you want to stay.

I wouldn't leave him
either if I didn't have to.

The soil's rocky.

Best kind.

The harder the grapevines have
to struggle... The better the wine.

A metaphor for life.

I told your brother not to tell
you about my financial problems.

I know he doesn't listen to you.

Frankie, I've made
some bad decisions.

Dad, you...

I mortgaged the
property to deal with the

debt, and then I lost
control of the financing.

That's when I hired Tony Camiso.

I didn't want to burden you.

Then the fire swept through,
and there went that house of cards.

Dad, listen.

Susan Jones is buying all of
the winning wine that I made.

And she's now offering
to buy all of the surviving

Baldwin grapes if I come
back and make wine with you.

We can turn this
thing around together.

I can't accept what
you're trying to do for me.

Dad!

No, Frankie.

The worst decision I ever made,
the one I'll always regret, is that I

didn't make you feel
appreciated, that I...

I didn't support you
the way a father should.

I'll remember your generosity
and sacrifice the rest of my days.

But your debts...

An investor's come forward
with the means to cover

my debts, guaranteed by
Baldwin's bottled inventory.

It's just a loan.

Baldwin stays in the family.

An investor?

Is it Nate?

I tasted your wine
after the competition.

Something about it.

Unpredictable.

Honest.

Full of life.

Passion.

I thought, that's my Frankie.

I made sure the best wine
award is back in your name.

For Sorrento, I
am so proud of you.

Frankie, do not give
up on your dreams.

Carla, are you here
to tell it like it is?

Love is complicated.

Like wine.

It can seem raw
and harsh at first.

And then it mellows.

And then it's magic.

I'm guessing you're not
just talking about wine.

Our kids.

Do they know it yet?

Hmm.

I can't tell you how much I
appreciate what you did for my father.

But I can't accept you
giving him all of that money.

I will do whatever I can.

The deal's between
me and your father.

And it's a good one.

For both of us.

No one wants to see you sacrifice
everything that you've worked for here.

Sorrento needs you.

I need you.

You want to know
why I came back?

When I was gone, I was
always missing something.

I realized what that was the
moment that I found you here.

Running your plans?

Making me realize that...

I've always been
in love with you.

I've loved you since you sat
next to you in science class.

I always hoped you'd come back.

I'm back.

But I'm prickly.

You said prickly.

I won't be this prickly.

Did I kiss you now?

Shut me up.

I have the results of
this dental challenge.

You want to find out who won?

I already know.

Here.