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Classic Chenin Blanc from France
The grape’s versatility is on display in this selection of a dozen sweet and dry whites from the Loire Valley
The Chenin Blanc grape is perhaps matched only by Riesling for its ability to produce a range of dry to sweet wines, though it is decidedly more often overlooked. In the center of the Loire Valley, south of the town of Angers, Chenin Blanc reaches its apex.
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