Cour Cheverny, Le Petit Chambord, Domaine Francois Cazin, 2002

Pungently mineral and firm and almost demanding food, this is a really lovely wine. Lean and mean, but with just enough fruit, every sip demand yet another. Not surprisingly, this is a Louis/Dressner selection, who else would bring in such an obscure Loire appellation. We can be glad they did as this wine is a steal at around $12. Buy, buy, buy! Made from 100% Romorantin, a rare varietal to say the least.

Craig Camp

I am a biodynamic regenerative organic winegrower based in Oregon’s Applegate Valley 

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