Dark, gamey and faintly smoky, this is a red that feels like peat fires and damp stone. Its brooding tannins linger the way Eel Marsh House does after the last page.
Earthy, spiced and quietly melancholic, with a savory edge that suits a story steeped in old grief. Pour it by lamplight with the curtains drawn.
A solicitor travels to a tidal-marsh house where something grieving still walks the nursery. Classic English ghost-story restraint, with every creak earning its chill.
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