Joaquín

At nineteen he quarreled with his father and walked out. He spent fifteen years in London trading wine and became known in the trade as “the cold-eyed buyer from Mendoza.” Black, slightly curly hair swept back, pale grey-green eyes, a neatly trimmed short beard, tall and broad-shouldered. An old gold watch on his left wrist is the only thing he took from his father's desk fifteen years ago.