This is the wedding-toast bubbly of American celebration, crisp and bright with a bit of nerve under the polish. It suits a book where the champagne flows while someone quietly falls apart.
Pale, breezy and a little knowing, it's the seaside rosé of every rehearsal dinner. Its dry finish matches Espach's humor, which is lighter than it looks but never saccharine.
A woman arrives at a Newport inn with a very dark plan and ends up swept into a stranger's wedding week. It's sharply funny about despair and surprisingly generous about second chances.
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