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Beaujolais, FranceGamayDark ruby colour. Partially aged in oak giving complexity and spice to the ripe cherry fruit flavours and aroma. The palate is followed by powerful but silky tannins.Domaine de Monspey, Moulin a Vent
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Loire, FranceCabernet Franc, Gamay & GrolleauA slightly off dry rosé. Soft, aromatic and full of fresh red berry fruits, La Clotiere is an easy-drinking wine with a long and very crisp finish.La Clotiere Rose d Anjou, Loire
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Beaujolais, France100% Gamay"We are really happy, the vines were in exceptional health at harvest time, there hasn't been a single disease!" The Beaujolais-Villages Nouveau from Gilles Roux is always wonderful - a beautiful deep purple in colour with a highly-perfumed, aromatic bouquet and an exciting vibrant taste.Domaine de la Plaigne , Beaujolais-Villages Nouveau
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayUnsulphured and unfiltered, the style is one of juicy, dark cherry fruit and delicious gluggability. From this (quiet) super-star producer, we are delighted to be able to get a hold of some of his limited availability Nouveau for the second year running. 100% organic, Jean Foillard's Beaujolais Nouveau comes from about 4 hectares of vines in Courcelles located just 200m from the limits of the Morgon appellation.Beaujolais Nouveau Lapalu
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayMorgon Côte du Py is grown on arguably one of the best site of the entire Beaujolais region, where the vineyards grow on slopes with crumbly schists soil that give Gamay a unique expression. The hill is actually an extinct volcano, with lots of different types of soils depending of the plots. Clear, medium ruby core with light cherry rim. Wonderfully fresh, pure aromas of cherry and blackberry, ripe strawberry and rose blossom with light spice after tones. Moderately intense and youthful flavours on the palate mimic the nose with particular emphasis on candied berry notes but with a distinct minerally, earthy backbone and soft, silky tannins.Domaine Jean Foillard Morgon Cote du Py Beaujolais
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Loire, France100% GamayCédric and Dorothée Allion run their 27-ha estate with great care and passion. Members of Terra Vitis, their viticultural methods are resolutely organic and sustainable, while minimum intervention during winemaking ensure the wines are pure and offer a true expression of the terroir. Touraine Rosé Chant de Lune (previously named Sonnemot) is a lovely pale-pink coloured wine made from low-yielding Gamay. The nose is enticing with fresh, lively notes of citrus fruit, red berries and floral hints. It is vividly fresh on the palate, medium-bodied with raspberry flavours mingling with grapey and citrus notes.Guy Allion, Touraine Gamay Rosé Chant de Lune
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Burgundy, FrancePInot Noir and GamayCoteaux Bourguignons only became an appellation in 2011 and allows both Burgundian red grape varieties, Pinot Noir and Gamay, to be blended. This wine has a red fruit palate of cherry and redcurrant, with a touch of licorice and rose petal for good measure. A versatile food wine that pairs well with anything from red meat to poultry to mild cheese. Drink now to enjoy all of its fruitiness.Albert Bichot Coteaux Bourguignons, Burgundy
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayFrom old vines in the lieu-dit of “La Grande Charrière”, a vineyard at the base of the slope, made up of old alluvial decomposed granite, schist, and clay. These soils yield wines with both high toned aromatic intensity and a firm core. Inspired by Jules Chauvet’s fermentation notes from 1972, the hand-picked clusters were placed in a vat for three weeks with no crushing, pumping, or plunging, the grapes undergoing what Chauvet called a fermentation aromatique. Pressed after 21 days, the wine finished fermentation in tank before nine months in 500L barrels. Bottled unfined and unfiltered. Bright fruited & juicy, with a vibrant, aromatic, floral nose. Medium weight in the mouth with smooth, fresh tannins with a zippy, long finish. Some spritz was left in the wine to protect it, so a decant or a shake is encouraged! Glou-glou!Du Grappin Saint-Amour, Beaujolais
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayMarcel Lapierre was a leading light in France's natural wine movement and Domaine Marcel Lapierre has been run by Marcel's son Mathieu and daughter Camille since 2010. They continue the ethos of producing one of the finest wines of Beaujolais as naturally as possible. Old vines, natural yeasts and minimal intervention. Another cru Beaujolais, this one from cru Morgon known for its deep coloured red wines and flavours of cherry, violet & liquorice. Light-bodied fruity red wine with some Morgon complexity & a really smooth texture. Rather than the vivid purple of some Beaujolais wines, this is a fairly deep ruby red. Its aromas and flavours are fruity – sweet cherry – with hints of violet and liquorice. The style is light and the tannins low and fine, accompanied by a fruity and complex mouthfeel.2019 Domaine Marcel Lapierre Morgon, Beaujolais
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayThe Exception La Bruyère Moulin-à-Vent from the Cave du Château de Chenas is a red wine from the Moulin-à-Vent region in Beaujolais. A beautiful freshness on the palateDomaine de la Bruyere Moulin-a-Vent, Beaujolais
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Beaujolais, France100% GamaisLafarge, biodynamics, Gamay, granite – sounds like a match made in heaven n’est ce-pas? As if managing the Lafarge family’s iconic domaine in Volnay wasn’t enough, Frédéric and Chantal Lafarge decided in spring 2014 to embark on a new adventure a little further south. Still Burgundy but a new sector, a new grape variety and the inspiring Beaujolais Cru terroirs that come with it. What’s perhaps most beautiful about the new project is that the couple really wanted to invest in something together that would be entirely their own creation. This equal partnership is reflected in the inclusion of both of their names for the domaine’s title and on the label (Vial is Chantal’s maiden name).Domaine Lafarge Vial Chiroubles Beaujolais
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Beaujolais, France100% GamayJean Foillard’s estate comprises of 11 ha, including 5 ha in the fabled Côte de Py climat. A vigneron like Jean Foillard doesn't come around too often. Jean Foillard and his wife Agnès started their handkerchief-size domain in Morgon in the 1980's when the majority of appellation, driven by big negoces, were and are still producing industrial wines. Undeterred by their surroundings, Jean and Agnès decided to embark on their own path. They returned to honest vine growing and wine making the way their grandparents did. The vines are grown organically. The same attention is paid in their cellar. There are no pumps to move the wines at any stage in the chai. Every move of the wine in the cellar, from racking to bottling, is done by gravity. There are no additives in the cellar to hide shortcuts in the vineyards because there are no shortcuts in the vineyards. The hand-harvested grapes are fermented using natural yeasts only.Domaine Jean Foillard Morgon Classique Beaujolais
€31.95
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