A Perfect Pairing follows Lola, a Los Angeles-based executive who quit her job with a wine company
to follow her dream of starting her own wine company.
To try and start her client list, she flies to Australia to meet with Vaughn Family Wines,
but they aren't interested in working with her or her new company.
To show them she's a hard worker, and worth it for them to choose and work with her company,
she begins as a farmhand on their sheep farm, which is harder than it looks.
Let’s find the answers to few questions as well as more about the touching ending
of ‘A Perfect Pairing.’
Warning SPOILERS AHEAD.
Will Lola and Max get together?
Lola and Max do end up together after many trials and tribulations.
He takes Lola to the winery a few days after his conversation with Hazel, and she is overjoyed
to be back doing what she loves.
Not only that, but she is astounded by his wine knowledge and composition.
She creates a beautiful sketch of Sybylla Vaughn and suggests pitching it to Hazel as
a bottle label design after seeing how Vaughn Family Wines works.
After that, Lola and Max camp out for the night in a beautiful location, where she shares
her ideas with him and he presents her with an expensive wine from the winery.
This thoughtful gesture draws them closer together, and they kiss passionately under
the stars.
But she is shocked when he summons the courage to reveal his true identity to her the next
morning.
She tells him that, contrary to popular belief, she is uninterested in his money or social
standing, and that his betrayal has changed everything between them.
Lola immediately decides to return to Los Angeles after the pair returns from their
camping trip and begins packing her belongings.
Max tries to apologize and persuade her to stay, but he is unable to properly express
himself.
Lola says her goodbyes to her friends and returns to Los Angeles, heartbroken at his
lack of effort.
She starts her company, Salud Imports, a few months later, and begins to gain patrons'
trust.
Lola also avoids contacting Max because she is still upset about what he did and how little
he did to prevent her from leaving.
However, Max unexpectedly shows up at one of her wine tasting events and apologizes
for his previous behavior.
He confesses his feelings for her in a loving manner, and they kiss passionately.
Later, as a happy couple, they return to Waratah Station to celebrate Sam's wedding with her
girlfriend Heidi.
Is Lola going to get the Vaughn Family Wines deal?
Yes, Lola is able to secure Vaughn Family Wines as a client, but only after overcoming
a number of challenges.
Lola sees Calder and Audra at Hazel's doorstep after returning from the camping trip and
arguing with Max.
He deceives Hazel by claiming to be offering Lola a promotion in the company, and then
tries to take credit for her efforts once more.
Lola is dejected when Hazel decides to give the Vaughn Family Wines contract to Mythos,
despite the fact that she stopped her former boss and refused his selfish offer.
Before leaving, Lola gives up her dream of working with Hazel and gives her a wine bottle
with Sybylla's sketch as a farewell gift.
Audra apologizes to Lola after realizing her errors, and she forgives her and walks away.
She quits working for Calder a few months later and asks Lola for a second chance.
Despite everything that has happened between them, she finally gives in and hires Audra.
Slowly, both women gain a few customers for Salud Imports and begin to attend events.
Calder loses Hazel's contract due to his poor work ethic at the same time, but Lola decides
not to pursue her and instead looks for new clients.
When Max returns to apologize to Lola later, he surprises her by revealing that he has
joined Vaughn Family Wines as an active partner and has persuaded Hazel to become the company's
exclusive importer.
Not only that, but they've chosen Lola's Sybylla sketch as their official bottle logo.
After months of dedicated effort, her dream of working for Vaughn Family Wines has finally
come true.
There is nothing groundbreaking about A Perfect Pairing.
It’s a formulaic workplace rom-com with a charismatic young star at the center, and
there is little to no surprise in the conclusion.
But that doesn’t mean it’s not still enjoyable — in fact, it’s the perfect film to watch
after you’ve poured some wine and just want to sink into your sofa after a long week.