It all began without any special reason, but be that as it may, Jožef Vidmar, our greatgrandfather, was deported along with most other inhabitants of Branik after the village had been burnt down. He never spoke much of those events and when he returned home in 1946, he started digging a hole in order to build a place for wine storage. After an experience like his, it is most likely that all he wanted to do was simply work in peace. Furthermore, it were probably the bitter events that Jožef had to face, which caused the saying ´Live and let live´ to become deeply enrooted in the family tradition. The work Jožef had done incited the production of wine and the building of a farm we now own; an old barrel with the year 1908 inscribed on it still reminds us of the days past. Today, there are four of us living on the farm: Armando and Dragica Vidmar, our sons Matevž and Urban.