Division, Division-Villages Beton, 2025
A concrete-aged Northwest bistro red, inspired by the wines of Cheverny. The Division-Villages line is Kate Norris and Thomas Monroe's Loire-and-Beaujolais-channeling tier from Portland's Division Winemaking Company — wines built for the casual weeknight table. Béton (French for concrete) is exactly what it sounds like: a red blend raised in concrete tanks rather than wood, which preserves bright, juicy fruit and avoids any oak influence. The blend rotates by vintage but typically features Cabernet Franc, Côt (Malbec), Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Gamay — a kind of Northwest answer to Loire field blends. Expect a chillable, food-friendly red that pours well by the glass and rewards a slight chill. The kind of bottle to open on a Tuesday with simple supper.
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A concrete-aged Northwest bistro red, inspired by the wines of Cheverny. The Division-Villages line is Kate Norris and Thomas Monroe's Loire-and-Beaujolais-channeling tier from Portland's Division Winemaking Company — wines built for the casual weeknight table. Béton (French for concrete) is exactly what it sounds like: a red blend raised in concrete tanks rather than wood, which preserves bright, juicy fruit and avoids any oak influence. The blend rotates by vintage but typically features Cabernet Franc, Côt (Malbec), Pinot Noir, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Gamay — a kind of Northwest answer to Loire field blends. Expect a chillable, food-friendly red that pours well by the glass and rewards a slight chill. The kind of bottle to open on a Tuesday with simple supper.
