Playful on the label but serious in the glass, this California cult blend has the same subversive wit as Beatty's prose. It does not take the rules of respectable wine too seriously, and neither does this book take American pieties.
Brash, peppery, and unapologetically American, this Zinfandel matches the novel's loud, confrontational energy. It is a wine as bold as the book's premise.
A Black man in Los Angeles attempts to reinstate slavery and segregation in his hometown, purely to put it back on the map: a blistering satire that skewers race, class, and American self-delusion.
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