Precise, mineral and quietly controlled, a white that matches the exacting, unsettling prose of Audition. Its clean line keeps you alert to every shift in the performance.
Structured and enigmatic for a rosé, refusing easy categorization. Much like the book itself.
An actress meets a young man who may or may not be her son, and the story reshapes itself around her. A taut, ambiguous meditation on identity and performance.
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