Appellation Article
Savennières
Last edited on 1/2/2008 by WNissen
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Savennières is a small, relatively well-known Loire Valley region producing wines made from the chenin blanc grape.
They are not conventionally fruity, and benefit from extensive aging.
One "tip" about Savennières is that they can have an aroma that is like wet concrete, similar to corkiness.
They are not conventionally fruity, and benefit from extensive aging.
One "tip" about Savennières is that they can have an aroma that is like wet concrete, similar to corkiness.