With his characteristic frankness, Giannis Boutaris recounts his predestined - due to family tradition - involvement with wines, his collective action, innovations, and conflicts that have marked the industry in Greece from the post-war period to the present day. He describes the monster of alcoholism that he managed to overcome and the help he felt compelled to give to other addicts. His political positions and controversial aspects of his behavior, which have divided public discourse, emerge in his narrative alongside fragments of intense family moments and reflect the wisdom, charisma, contradictions, and ultimately the reckoning of the winemaker Mr. Giannis. Sixty years of harvest are not enough for him. His narrative is completed with his unrealized, so far, vision.