Morgon 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.