Salmon-pink, elegant and faintly wistful, it has the powdered-rose delicacy of Léa's boudoir. Its dry finish carries the ache underneath all that polish.
A rosé with real structure and a savory edge, like a woman who knows exactly what she is losing. Sip it slowly while the afternoon light fades.
A Belle Époque love affair between an aging courtesan and her beautiful young protégé, rendered in silk, perfume and slow heartbreak. Colette writes pleasure and its decline with cool, devastating precision.
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