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Vini Viti Vinci
Burgundy, France
Sauvignon 2020
Sauvignon Blanc
$29
A bit of an unexpected gem from Kikro here; Sauvignon Blanc from the mega hot 2020 vintage picked ripe as hell, and all the better for it—fully blown tropical but also elegant and fancy in the glass, there are slight references here to the likes of Bain or Beauger, but this is also a wine on its own terms, and it makes me wish more Burgundians were working with Sauvignon Blanc in ancestral ways like Kikro here.