Deep, dignified and quietly powerful, with dark fruit and a hint of mint. It carries the pedigree of a champion like Lexington and the long inheritance traced from dusty stables to the museum gallery.
Earthy, leathery and softly wild, with a savory warmth that suits barn and saddle. Like Brooks, it holds history and heart in the same breath.
A legendary racehorse links an enslaved groom in 1850s Kentucky to a scientist and an art historian in the present day. Brooks writes about speed, ownership and legacy with warmth and grit.
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