Disciplined, firm and quietly formidable, with dark fruit and a cedar edge. Its grip grows firmer with every sip, much as Henry's court slowly tightens around Cromwell.
Smoky, peppery and faintly bloody, with a savage edge beneath the polish. A fit for a book where every courtesy hides a blade.
The final Cromwell volume is all velvet and menace, a court where power is rising and the axe is already sharpened. It reads like a long dusk over Tudor England.
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