The ostensible cause, according to Robert Mondavi's autobiography "Harvests of Joy, " was Peter's accusation that Robert had dipped into company funds to buy his wife a minkcoat, but tensions had been building for years between the two, who had different visions for the Charles Krug winery, which their immigrant father had purchased in 1943.
Belstaff's coats were tempting in earth-tone shearlings for every lifestyle, and KaufmanFranco wrapped a tough-girl muse in a little luxury, lining a black leather driving coat with mink.