The perfect pair.
Welcome to Page & Pour Pairings, a curated blend of stories and sips for every season. Whether you love a bold red and a slow-burn mystery or a crisp white and a lighthearted romance, you’ll find something here that fits your mood. Each pairing is designed to help you savor the moment, connect with others, and fall a little more in love with both the story and the pour.
NOW POURING: FALL PAIRINGS
“Never let anyone make you feel ordinary.”
Book: The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo
The Pairing:
Glamour, heartbreak, and reinvention. Few stories capture the intoxicating pull of power and love like The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. Much like a Pinot Noir, it is layered and complex, soft at first sip, bold by the end, and unforgettable long after it is finished.
As you follow Evelyn’s rise from unknown actress to silver-screen legend, every glass feels like an echo of her story: elegant, emotional, and just a little dangerous.
pour: pinot noir
Sip Notes
A Pinot Noir’s silky balance of fruit and earth mirrors Evelyn herself, poised, passionate, and impossible to forget. It is the kind of pour that evolves with every taste, revealing something new the longer you linger.
Sip slowly, preferably by candlelight, and let the story remind you that power can be both beautiful and lonely.
“Even a prison becomes comforting if its the only thing you know”
Book: The only one left
The Pairing:
Perched on the edge of the Maine coast, The Only One Left unravels a decades-old mystery inside a crumbling mansion where every whisper feels alive. This story is fog, candlelight, and suspense wrapped in velvet — the perfect match for a Syrah that lingers like a secret.
Syrah’s deep berry notes and peppery finish mirror the book’s gothic tension — smooth at first, but bold and haunting once you settle in. Every page draws you closer to the truth, and every sip deepens the chill in the air.
Best enjoyed on a stormy night, when the world outside feels just a little too quiet.
pour: syrah
Sip Notes
A Syrah is dark and layered, with a smoky undertone that perfectly complements the mystery’s slow burn. It’s a pour for readers who crave atmosphere — something bold enough to match the sound of thunder against the sea.
Sip slowly, let the room dim, and lose yourself inside the walls of Hope’s End.