Sturdy, earthy and unpretentious, a farm-country Cabernet with a firm grip that fits Larry Cook's Iowa acres. Its dark fruit and tannin echo the slow-tightening tragedy of inheritance.
Old-vine fruit rooted in the soil, generous on the surface but dark underneath. It matches the farmland's lush promise and its poisoned depths.
King Lear transplanted to an Iowa farm, where a father's gift of land splits three daughters and unearths buried family wounds. Fertile, brooding and unflinching.
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