Clarissa is throwing a party, and a party wants Champagne. Bright, brioche-edged and a little brave, it is the bottle you open to insist the day still counts.
Cool, chalky and quietly precise, this Chablis mirrors Woolf-inflected sentences that shimmer on the surface and run cold underneath. A wine for the hour between the flowers and the guests.
Three women across a century, each carrying a single day like a glass too full. Cunningham writes grief and joy in the same breath, with flowers on the table and a party that must go on.
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