6 pairings
Daphne du Maurier, 1938
Northern Rhône, France
Dark, peppery and a little haunted — like Manderley after midnight.
Gabriel García Márquez, 1967
Central Valley, Chile
A grape once thought lost, for a novel where nothing stays lost for long.
Umberto Eco, 1980
Burgundy, France
The monks perfected this wine. Drink it while one solves a murder.
Agatha Christie, 1934
Tokaj, Hungary
A golden nightcap from the heart of the old Orient Express route.
Donna Tartt, 1992
Santorini, Greece
Ancient Greek intensity for a campus thriller obsessed with the classics.
Carlos Ruiz Zafón, 2001
Rioja, Spain
A book lover’s mystery, with a wine aged as patiently as an old library.