Chantereves Savigny les Beaune Rouge Dessus de Montchenevoy  2024 campaign-feature Declassified to Vin de France

Declassified to Vin de France

Jean-Marc Roulot's Corton-Charlemagne is a more recent addition to the lineup

This Pinot Noir comes off the estate's glacial-stone and clay soils

Where the Amontillado version leans nutty and complex

This Coteaux du Cap Corse red leans on Corsica's indigenous grapes

Chantereves Savigny les Beaune Rouge Dessus de Montchenevoy  2024 campaign-feature Declassified to Vin de FranceSavigny ls Beaune is Chantereves' home village, and this is the bottle where that familiarity shows most plainly. Dessus de Montchenevoy is an upper slope site "dessus" meaning above cooler and stonier than the ground down on the valley floor, which is precisely why the wine has snap. It's a village wine and it doesn't pretend otherwise: crunchy red currant and raspberry, a peppery savory edge, light tannin, no oak veneer, nothing dressed up. Give it