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Over 50% of all Gamay vines are planted in Beaujolais; indeed, it is the only grape allowed to be planted in the region. It flowers early, making it prone to frost, and is generally low in tannins.
Gamay is sometimes criticised for producing quite acidic and harshly edged wines; however, in low-yielding vintages, Gamay can produce quite elegant, floral and juicy wines.
The grape is grown elsewhere in France - notably in the Tourraine (in the Loire Valley), where it can produce light and (typically) cheaper alternatives to Beaujolais.
Arrayed in a gorgeous cherry-like hue, this Morgon is dominated by aromas of black fruit, including blackberries and blackcurrants, gently topped with... Read More
Arrayed in a gorgeous cherry-like hue, this Morgon is dominated by aromas of black fruit, including blackberries and blackcurrants, gently topped with... Read More
Rich and slightly creamy, this Cremant from the highly acclaimed co-operative Cave de Lugny shows notes of citrus and apple with a fresh and crisp fin... Read More
Rich and slightly creamy, this Cremant from the highly acclaimed co-operative Cave de Lugny shows notes of citrus and apple with a fresh and crisp fin... Read More
A naturally sparkling wine from the Beaujolais region of France. Handpicked and gently pressed, only native yeasts are used and no S02. The wine is bo... Read More
A naturally sparkling wine from the Beaujolais region of France. Handpicked and gently pressed, only native yeasts are used and no S02. The wine is bo... Read More
This year Beaujolais Nouveau Day will be Thursday 16th November.
The 2023 vintage is ending with a long warm summer that will have ripened the grapes... Read More
This year Beaujolais Nouveau Day will be Thursday 16th November.
The 2023 vintage is ending with a long warm summer that will have ripened the grapes... Read More
Since cherry is the dominant flavour, bright and refreshing, the wines of Gamay derivation are usually pink-purple in appearance. Due to the pleasant taste and non-tannic nature, this variety is easily approachable.