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The three siblings, Jean, Juliette, and Jérémie, come together as their father's health takes a serious turn. This moment marks the beginning of their emotional journey, forcing them to confront their family's legacy.

After spending a decade working in the wine industry in Chile and purchasing a vineyard in Australia, Jean returns to France. His arrival is bittersweet due to the recent death of their mother and the deteriorating health of their father.

Shortly after Jean's return, their father passes away, leaving the siblings to grapple with their grief. The loss profoundly affects Jean, who must confront their complex relationship and the impact of their father’s control over their lives.

Following their father's death, a contentious discussion arises regarding the inheritance of the family estate. The siblings are challenged to come together to decide the fate of the estate while also managing a substantial inheritance tax.

Jean proposes selling the family estate to settle debts incurred in Australia, leading to heated discussions among the siblings. The complications increase when Jérémie's unpleasant father-in-law makes a bid for prime land in the estate.

After much deliberation, the siblings reach a consensus regarding the family's future. They decide on a leasing arrangement that satisfies all parties and allows them to retain ownership of the estate.

An unopened letter from their father uncovers a heartfelt message that changes everything for Jean. He learns that contrary to his beliefs, his father had loved him deeply, challenging his previous misconceptions about their relationship.

Believing that Jean and Alicia still share a connection, Juliette takes the initiative to reach out to Alicia. This effort represents Juliette's hope for reconciliation between Jean and his estranged partner.

In a heartfelt reunion, Alicia and Jean's son visit France, symbolizing a turning point for Jean. This visit paves the way for a potential reconciliation in their relationship, bringing healing and understanding.

Jérémie faces his own set of challenges as he navigates his relationship with his in-laws. He is also working hard to establish a living space for his wife Océane and their child, adding to the family's stress during this tumultuous time.

Amidst the chaos of the family issues, Juliette’s romantic life begins to evolve. This subplot adds another layer to the family's story, showcasing how personal lives are affected by the ongoing family dynamics.

As the annual grape and wine production cycle begins, the family comes together to face the crucial harvest season. This time signifies not only the hard work of the vineyard but also a moment of unity during a turbulent period.

The journey culminates in a poignant revelation that the true talent for winegrowing lies with Juliette and Jean. This realization brings the siblings closer, emphasizing their shared passion and the importance of family legacy.