The thing Ji Cheng regrets most in his life is not the failure of his business and the debt he owes, but the unsent text message ten years ago.
He is a winemaker and brewed an osmanthus ale called "Autumn Sound". Everyone said it tasted like first love. Only he knew that there was a person hidden in that glass of wine - Shen Shiyu who sat in front of him in high school. He had a wild smile and sent him a message "You must remember me" before graduation, but he did not dare to reply.
Ten years later, he went bankrupt and returned to his hometown to start over in a wine shop that was about to close down with a strange old man. Riding a tricycle to deliver goods, being rejected seventeen times, looking for yeast that was about to become extinct in the ruins. Shen Shiyu suddenly appeared in his tavern, carrying a camera to shoot a documentary, saying that he was filming "the last craftsman in the city".
She pretended to be just passing by, and he pretended to have put it down.
The look behind the camera can't fool anyone, nor can the taste in the wine. Both of them were waiting for the other to speak first, but what they were waiting for was the slander of their former partner, the crisis of the yeast strain becoming extinct, and the truth that they missed back then.
The best wine takes time to ferment, and the best people are worth waiting for throughout their youth.
This is a story about "brewing" - brewing beer and brewing life; brewing misses and finally brewing reunions.
