One of the great American novels, in my opinion, is “Sometimes a Great Notion” by Ken Kesey. It is a book that encompasses the voices of
many different characters who are not always identified on the page directly but rather referenced by other characters as the book unfolds.

Each character has its own voice that you, as the reader, learn and then are able to identify without being explicitly told who is speaking.
Cardinale is much the same way, as each appellation acts as a character in the plot of the vintage. The plot’s complexity plays out on your
palate with each sip—a truly great journey for those willing to take it.