Silky dark fruit with a faint violet perfume, an aristocratic claret for Louis and Lestat's long nights in New Orleans. It lingers like a memory that refuses to die.
Blood-red and gently earthy, with rose petal and a whisper of spice. It captures the novel's tangle of beauty and decay, best sipped by candlelight.
A lush, candlelit confession of centuries-long longing and damnation in New Orleans. Sensual and melancholy in equal measure.
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