A rugged, old-vine California red with dusty, sunbaked fruit that tastes of the very land the Joads leave and chase. Generous but unvarnished, it honors the book's working-class backbone.
Big-hearted and jammy, grown on gnarled old vines in the Central Valley the Joads dreamed of reaching. Its earthy warmth tastes like a shared pot over a roadside fire.
The Joad family's desperate journey west becomes an American epic of hardship, solidarity and stubborn hope. Steinbeck writes with a hard-earned compassion that still lands like a blow.
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