The Beaujolais region forms part of the “Grande Bourgogne Viticole”. It starts South of the Mâconnnais. With 100% Gamay grapes, the Beaujolais Villages appellation is situated in the two departments of the Rhône and Saône-et-Loire, and especially around the villages of Blacé, Lancié, Régnié and Lantignié.

A refined, very elegant, powerful wine where the terroir is fully revealing. With a fine ruby-red colour, it offers a nose of small berry fruit such as blueberry. The taste is agreably surprising, with well rounded, soft tannins and good length. A very fine Beaujolais-Villages.

Just south of super-expensive Burgundy, Beaujolais is where the Gamay grape reigns supreme. These reds are deliciously fruit driven and perfect for light lunchtime drinking. From the fresh and charming Nouveau style, to the intense red berry flavours of Crus like Fleurie and Morgon, Beaujolais reds are incredibly drinkable.