Rachel arrives trailing Florence, and this easy-to-find Tuscan red brings her world to the Cornish table. Its cherry warmth hides a dry, tannic grip, much like her charm.
Earthy, herbal and a little bitter at the finish, it tastes like the garden Rachel tends. Serious Sangiovese for a novel that never tells you whether to trust what you are drinking.
A Cornish estate fogged with grief and desire, where every cup of tisane might be tenderness or poison. Du Maurier leaves you savoring the doubt long after the last page.
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