Der Winzerkrieg

The winemaker Franziska hawk is appointed at a ceremony for the "Winemaker of the Year". Nevertheless, the mood is depressed, as Franziska remembers during her acceptance speech to her deceased Anton two years ago. Finally, she asks her son David to the stage, who actually "deserves the award," since he has followed in his father's footsteps.

Josef Fink, the owner of a competing winery, is also among the guests of the award ceremony. Afterwards he tries to persuade Franziska to "retire" and to sell him her winery . However, this would like to overwrite the property soon her son. Meanwhile, David flirts with Marie, Josef's daughter. She tells him that she wants to go to a fashion school in Vienna .

That same evening, Franziska and David hit home for success. David tells his mother about Marie's plans and announces doubts as to whether Josef will be happy with his daughter's decision. Since one should never bend for others, Franziska welcomes Marie's decision.

The next day Josef gets a call from his lawyer . An old document was found after the vineyard of the hawk was overwritten 400 years ago to the Fink family. Consequently, Franziska should no longer reject a reasonable offer to buy Josef's. However, she reacts angrily to the news and threatens her lawyer. Josef then asks his daughter David in the future something to listen to.

As the two meet at the vineyard to smooch, David tells that he wants to come to Vienna to join a developer group that deals with alternative energies . Marie tells him to listen to him. They wonder where the ominous document comes from and decide to get to the bottom of it.

In the meantime, Franziska persuades a friendly bank employee to reclaim a guaranteed loan from Josef earlier than planned, so that he gets into trouble. Since her lawyer Franziska and her son are worried that a possible trial could take years, David thinks aloud for the first time about selling the winery. Franziska still refuses.

Although Josef subsequently tries to approach Franziska with substantive arguments, a renewed conversation ends again in the dispute. Marie wants to put an end to everything and tries to persuade her father to destroy the old document . Josef, still upset by the argument, claims that David is not a real winemaker. At this he finally wants to know where the document comes from so suddenly. Joseph tells him that it comes from his father Anton. This would have probably the Fink family, since he knew that David could not continue the winery properly.

Because Franziska also wants to get behind the secret of the document, she breaks in the evening in the house of the Finks and searches Joseph's desk. She is heard by Marie and David, who are in the upper floor of Marie's room. Before both can come down the stairs, Franziska was already caught by the returning Josef on fresh deed. He immediately calls the police. To calm the situation, Marie Franziska covers by claiming that she had been in the apartment with her consent and was simply looking for a pen.

The following day, Franziska visits Josef in his production rooms. Josef continues to insist that David is not a winegrower and therefore Franziska should sell to him. This tells him about Marie's plans for Vienna, whereupon Josef collapses in shock . Franziska calls the ambulance and provides first aid. When Josef later berappelt again in the hospital, he asks Marie. This leaves on crying the clinic.

Back home, Marie and David are looking for evidence that the old document has no validity. They decide to do research in old church books . Before they can leave, Franziska arrives and tells them that she has decided to sell the winery to Josef. Then David confesses to her that he does not want to become a winemaker and that Josef got the old document from Anton. Franziska does not want to believe this and accuses her son of being on Josef's side.

In the evening, Marie and David set off for the local monastery. Since they receive only scant information from the head, they gain access to the building a little later unauthorized access. In the old wine cellar, they find barrels with the inscription "JF", which stands for Jonas Fink, an ancestor of Joseph. In an old book you will also find evidence of a Jakobus hawk, an ancestor of Anton Habicht. Somehow it turns out that Jonas Fink and Jakobus Habicht were one and the same man because of a Catholic - Protestant problem. He was forced to change his name and virtually overwrote his winery so that he could keep it after the change of name. Suddenly the door of the cellar falls into the lock and Marie and David are locked up.

At the same time Josef Franziska paid a visit. While drinking wine together, Josef says that he has decided to sell everything. He also wants to make a trip to Italy with Franziska. This feels overwhelmed by Josef's overtures and sends him home in the rain.

Franziska and Josef miss their children the next morning. Her search also leads her to the monastery. The on-duty monk does not notice her wearing a hearing protector while doing gardening with a lawn mower tractor. So they enter the monastery on their own and soon find their offspring due to a pleasure cry from Marie. After a brief embarrassing moment, Marie and David report on their research results. The old document is no longer valid.

Back at home, Josef Marie gives a bust where she can try out her fashion creations. Franziska and David love each other again. Finally, Franziska and Josef go to Italy together, not without questioning their Techtelmechtel before, since they have finally the same ancestor .