Division, Division-Villages Beton, 2025 so101724 sherry roundup offer challenging vintage with variable results—quality

challenging vintage with variable results—quality depended on individual winemaking decisions

The south-facing position creates slightly riper fruit than Steinertal

Fermented with partial whole clusters and aged in older barrels

The warmer south exposure brings riper fruit notes while maintaining Sangiovese's signature savory character

Division, Division-Villages Beton, 2025 so101724 sherry roundup offer challenging vintage with variable results—qualityA 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. Bton (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