When we called it champagne

In 1885 the young Francisco Oller decides to leave his hometown, plagued by phylloxera, to build a better future in France. His steps will take him to Reims, in the heart of the French Champagne, where he will create a powerful industry with the development of corks.  There, he will have four children of very strong personalities: Angèle (brave), Hélène (rebel), Louis (unsatisfied), and Yvonne (mysterious). Through them, Rafel Nadal builds a family saga that goes through the most turbulent century of the history of Europe: the First World War, the crack of 1929, the Nazi persecution of the Jews, the Spanish Civil War, the Second  World War and the European rebirth after the war.