Savennieres: You Get What You Pay For

The best bottlings after a few years of cellaring give a glorious ode to arguably the world’s best dry Chenin Blanc, the single operatic grape of the region.

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Of the hundreds of sub-sub regions, Savennieres is the simplest to grasp. One wine is made there: dry Chenin Blanc.  Via pexels.com

The wines of Savennieres are often difficult in their youth, relatively expensive, and hard to find. So why bother? Because the best bottlings after a few years of cellaring give a glorious ode to arguably the world’s best dry Chenin Blanc, the single operatic grape of the region.

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