The House of Mondavi

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Set against the backdrop of California's Napa Valley, this narrative chronicles the rise and fall of the Mondavi family, who built a global wine empire. It explores themes of genius, sibling rivalry, and betrayal over four generations, beginning with Italian immigrant Cesare Mondavi in 1906. Award-winning journalist Julia Flynn vividly captures the family's journey, culminating in a dramatic twenty-first-century battle over their billion-dollar legacy, revealing the complexities of ambition and familial ties.