Dark, brooding fruit with underlying earthiness. A wine that tastes like the claustrophobic dread and gothic atmosphere of the novel. Its old-world charm evokes period and peril in equal measure.
Juicy and high-toned, with dark cherry and a bright acidity that never quite settles. It suits Jane, who proposes a practical marriage to Dr Augustine Lawrence and agrees to his one condition, that she must never come to his family's crumbling manor, Lindridge Hall.
A chilling descent into madness set in a 19th-century medical atmosphere. A masterful gothic novel about obsession, deception, and the cost of love spiraling into terror.
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