A one-minute tour of Bravo Farms, with no speech, set to upbeat Western guitar music: a modern take on a showdown theme.

It opens on the Bravo Farms sign. Then a white Bravo Farms Restaurant on a downtown street corner; the Bravo Farms storefront and patio at the Tulare Outlets; and the Bravoland tower in Kettleman City, with a red stagecoach out front.

Inside, people sit at an old-fashioned counter with red stools on a checkered floor, and a couple tries an old-time shooting gallery. Then wooden storefronts and a church steeple around a lawn with picnic tables; a stone Bravo Farms beside Wild Jack’s Restaurant, an old tractor out front; an ice cream counter hung with strings of red chilies; the treehouse at Traver, built into a tall tree; and a goat and a donkey by a wooden barn.

Then the food and drink: deli cases in a shop; a bartender pouring a cocktail; lit shelves of wine and spirits in Visalia; a large, bright dining room; shelves of gifts and fall decorations; a cook dressing a salad; a case of meat; and a bar lined with bottles.

It ends from the air, over the Bravoland tower and then the Tulare Outlets, with the words “Bravo Farms”.