Pale, precise, and expensive-looking, this rosé is the wine equivalent of the borrowed beach house. Beautiful on the surface, with something more complicated underneath.
Structured beneath its pale color, it has more backbone than a typical summer rosé. Much like the guest's calculated drift, elegant and quietly ruthless.
A woman drifts through the moneyed Hamptons on borrowed time and borrowed identities, and every gorgeous surface hides a reckoning.
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