Domaine Ragot Givry Rouge Teppe des Cheneves 2022 modified_title_tag and this bottling pulls fruit

and this bottling pulls fruit from older Cabernet plantings in a region better known for everyday wine than serious red

Pacific Northwestern sweet cherries are used to make this clear

A serious rye for serious rye drinkers

Domaine Robert Ampeau has one of the strangest business models in Burgundy: they will not sell you the wine until they think it is ready

Domaine Ragot Givry Rouge Teppe des Cheneves 2022 modified_title_tag and this bottling pulls fruitGivry is the appellation red Burgundy drinkers tend to keep quietly to themselves. Nicolas Ragot has run this small family domaine in the Cote Chalonnaise since 2008 around nine hectares, mostly Pinot Noir, a third of it premier cru and he is one of the reasons the village is finally getting its due. Teppe des Cheneves sits high on the slope with an eastern exposure, planted in 2010: morning sun, good drainage, and a wine with genuine definition. It