Dark, plush, and a little too easy to keep pouring, this Cabernet has the velvet-gloved danger of the Countess's house. Every glass feels like a favor you will pay for later.
Rose petals over iron and firm tannin, a wine that seduces and resists at once. It suits the feverish, possessive intimacy that tightens around Marion in House of Hunger.
A young woman enters an elite finishing school where aristocratic girls consume a blood-based diet. Deliciously twisted, atmospheric, and deeply queer.
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