Tales of Brush and Vine

An Italian Family Drama of Winemaking, Romance, and Love.

De: TAMMY LOCKAMY

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Teramo Italy 1993
For generations, the Puglia family's sun-drenched vineyard in the heart of Italy has stood as a testament to passion, tradition, and unbreakable family bonds. However, when the family patriarch, Lorenzo, passes away, the legacy he leaves behind becomes a battleground.

At the heart of the story is Nonna Sarah, a British-born woman and Lorenzo's widow. Now in her nineties, she remains full of grit and grace, determined to keep her husband's dream alive. But with her only son Leonardo, an acclaimed landscape painter who wants nothing to do with the wine business and refuses to step in, the future of the estate rests on the shoulders of two very different grandsons.

Giovanni is loyal and hardworking, and knows the vines like the back of his hand. From a small boy, he learned from his Nonno Lorenzo about the vines and how to make them grow; he is an expert at what he does.
Raphael is ambitious and analytical, but he prefers ledgers to soil.

When Lorenzo's will puts them both in charge, long-simmering tensions bubble over into full-blown conflict. As the fate of the vineyard hangs in the balance, so too do their personal lives. Both are pressured to find love and carry on the family name. To do so, they must confront the past, their rivalry, and what it truly means to honour their heritage.;

Set against the rolling hills and rustic charm of northern Italy, Tales of Brush and Vine is a heartwarming saga of family, tradition, and the ties that bind, sometimes too tightly. With romance, humour, and a touch of heartbreak, this sweeping story will leave you craving one more sip.

Sarah's Life As She Moves Through Her Nineties

Sarah has worked hard to keep her husband's dream a live and the vineyards going. Her two grandsons are at the helm...one who is the office type and one who loves working the land. There is several areas of sadness that will definitely bring tears to your eyes. The overall story was good and I didn't mind the virtual voice. I did enjoy the story and I would recommend listening to the complete series so you will know the background of the families.

A I reader is a definite NO!

A I ready was totally lack of emotions. it made to story drag on. The Italian language ridiculously proformed, made it hard to make the story come to life.