Cedar, graphite and brooding dark fruit make this a proper Baskerville Hall claret, best poured while the fog settles over Dartmoor. Its steady structure is as reliable as Holmes's reasoning.
Warming and nutty, it is the nightcap for a fog-bound evening by the fire. Its slow, glowing sweetness softens the chill of the moor.
Sherlock Holmes goes to the moor, where a spectral hound and a cursed family make reason itself feel fragile. Classic gothic mystery at full atmosphere.
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