The heroine of many Brambly Park adventures, look closely and you may spot the Lady looking back at you from a tangle of bramble-berry bushes. A swift protector, she stands watch, ready to signal the residents of Brambly with a warning shot from her bow should mischief be afoot. Equal parts guardian and greeter, Lady Brambleberry is thrilled to welcome all well-meaning guests to the Manor at the end of Belleville St. Just make sure to treat the denizens of Brambly Park with respect, 'fore you see the wrathful side of the Lady.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, pale salmon

Structure: Dry, medium-plus acidity

Aromatics: Flint, with candied red fruit of wild strawberry, raspberry, red cherry

Flavor Profile: Strawberry, berry jam, slate stone

Firstborn son to the founder of the Seaborne Syndicate, Lord Sneyd Kynnersly is a relic of the old ways, when the area around Brambly was a rough and tumble collection of warehouses and railyards. Long-lived and rarely seen, he moves in the shadows and blurs the lines between myth and reality. If there is illicit activity rippling under the surface, one can be certain Sneyd has a tentacle in it. Spend any time around the evening bonfire and you'll hear a tale or two told in hushed tones by the good folk of Brambly Park.

Wine Notes:

Color: Opaque, Deep Ruby

Structure: Dry, medium acid, high tannin

Aromatics: Black currants, blackberry jam, plum, dried dates, subtle menthol, and graphite

Flavor profile: Black cherry, strawberry, vanilla, oak

Rarely seen but always welcomed by the residents of Brambly, Sergeant Steven Tumblebottom patrols far and wide, carrying Brambly in his heart. Despite having the facade of a fighter, he brings his companions to ease with a tune on his trumpet and a flash of his toothy grin. Hearkening Wordsworth, he pushes forward boldly, steeled by the words; “To begin, begin,” serving as a waypoint and ambassador, bidding all travelers in search of respite to gather at the end of Belleville St.

Wine Notes:

Color: Moderately Opaque, burgandy

Structure: Lighter bodied, elegant

Aromatics: Sour cherry, raspberry, mushroom, forest floor

Flavor profile: Sour cherry, balsamic, graphite, clove

Often seen peering down on the other residents of Brambly, Mrs. Ripley of the Rooftops is known for her perceptive gaze and her aloof tendencies. She is nothing if not the very definition of aristocracy, with a lineage that traces back long before the existence of Brambly Park. She rarely lowers herself to interact with the common folk, preferring to consort with the few she sees as fitting her station. Visit on a sunny spring day and you may see her soaring above, an example (or warning) for all who aspire to her lofty station.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, pale yellow with medium viscosity

Aromatics: Orange peel, Pear, lychee, honeysuckle

Structure: Off-dry sweetness with high acidity and phenolic texture

Flavors profile: Lime, green apple, and pear

A former train conductor down on his luck and now in the employ of Lord Sneyd, Sir Robert Dogwood visits Brambly at the behest of his employer. Always in search of juicy tidbits, you don't have to look for him, he'll find you. He'll trade a drink or some food for a little conversation. Seemingly well-meaning and engaging, you should think twice before giving this dog a bone. For what he learns, he takes back to his cold-hearted master, whose vice-like clutches should be summarily avoided.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, pale yellow with medium viscosity

Aromatics: Green apple, white peach, kiwi, basil, lemongrass, chalk

Structure: Dry with medium-plus acidity

Flavors profile: Fresh Green apple, subtle lime peel, and decent minerality

Far-traveled and worldly, Madame Mistflower has made the stage at Brambly Park her home. Whether through song, dance, or tales of her travels, she has a way of enthralling the guests of Brambly Park. No one is more susceptible to her wiles than her famously obstinate and unyielding partner, Andrés. When not on stage, Madame Mistflower entertains guests of Bari Trattoria with a tipple in hand and one on the way.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, pale gold

Structure: Dry with medium-plus acidity, and slight phenolic texture

Aromatics: Honeydew melon, melon rind, yellow apple, lime peel

Flavor profile: Lemon and orange citrus pith and citrus blossom floral components with moderate saline qualities

One day, Gilbert Wingstring, musician of mystery, just turned up, and tuned up, in the woods outside the manor and he never left. Regularly providing backing music for Madame Mistflower's performances and then treating the Brambly denizens to campfire tunes long into the night, all Gilbert really needs is his fiddle, a cold drink, and a warm audience. As the moon creeps high into the sky and Brambly starts it's slumber, Gilbert is known to play his favorite lullabye, a tale of true love, a home long lost, and a new family found.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, pale gold

Structure: Dry, medium-plus acidity, and slight phenolic texture

Aromatics: Crab apple, Pineapple, apricot, star fruit, pie crust

Flavor profile: Yellow apple, Starfruit, saline minerality, lime peel, overripe cantaloupe

Classically educated, Miss Strig left for school in the far East before returning to Brambly Park with knowledge of faraway languages, history, winemaking, and medicine. Tasked with keeping an eye on all the wandering pups, chicks, cubs, kittens, and kits of Brambly Park, being able to keep her head on a 360 degree swivel comes in handy. Minding children is hard work and early work. When school's not in session, Miss Strig cuts loose, finally able to act like the nocturnal animal she was born to be, with a glass of wine on the wing and a not a hoot in her heart.

Wine Notes:

Color: Clear, medium yellow

Structure: Dry, medium-plus acid, and medium phenolic texture

Aromatics: Peach, Tangerine, apricot, apple, pear, honeysuckle

Flavor profile: Tangerine, White Peach, jasmine, honey

Rather large for a fox and a bit of a loner (for good reason) Jack tends to the forest southwest of the manor with his trusty axe and keen eye for sylvan things. He knows better than most that thinning the thicket is a necessary part of woodland life. As the informal steward of the forest, he interacts mostly with Brambleberry and Tumblebottom when they seek information on movements through the weald. As the supplier of barrels for Brambly and lumber for Lord Sneyd, Jack prefers the role of impartial observer, preferring not to get too worked up.

Wine Notes:

Color: Pale, rusted salmon

Structure: Dry, medium acidity, and light-bodied

Aromatics: Subtle notes of raspberry.

Flavor profile: Very delicate red fruit like raspberry and strawberry with a touch of minerality.