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 Morgon
Morgon is one of the longest lived of all the Cru Beaujolais wines. In the best years, it can age for up to 10 years, taking on the exquisite character of high quality, beautifully balanced, old red Burgundy. Enjoy its deep ruby colour. Inhale its aromas of fresh raspberry and cherry that flirt with subtle hints of undergrowth and spice. Savour its generous fruit that blends seamlessly with rich, spicy notes havering above the gentle tannins necessary for ageing. Authentic and refined.
Moulin à Vent
This “cru” has the nickname “Lord of the Crus” as it is a full bodied, robust wine with a dark ruby robe. This wine has spicy aromas of ripe fruit having aged for a while in oak which make it a perfect match for game, red meat and ripe cheeses.
It should be served at maturity and at room temperature.
Moulin à vent can be aged in you cellar of 7 to 10 years
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 Beaujolais Vieilles Vignes
All our vines come from parcels located between the villages of Morgon and Moulin-a-Vent, two of the most reputed and longest-lived Cru Beaujolais wines. For our Beaujolais, vines are on average 40 years old, but the oldest parcels are up to 100 years of age. Older vines produce fewer grapes, making the final wine rich with concentrated aromas and flavours of cherries and raspberries. Experience the bright acidity and velvety tannins of this warm and inviting wine.
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 Beaujolais
This wine is best drunk young to make the most of it’s fruity aromas. It ca be drunk all year round and makes an excellent partner on your table whith starters of cold cuts shared with friends.
Best served chilled.
Beaujolais can be kept for 3 or 4 years. |
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Beaujolais nouveau
Put on your red shirt and paint the town red! The third Thursday of November every year is when the first wine of the vintage is launched, and it’s Beaujolais Nouveau. How does it get here so quickly, compared to March or April for a “normal” wine ? Thanks to a winemaking technique called carbonic maceration, where the grapes do all the work themselves (crushing and fermenting), a light, fruity and vivacious wine appears, no strings attached, with nothing in mind but your drinking pleasure. Don’t miss our Beaujolais Nouveau – just like our Beaujolais Vieilles Vignes, but younger. |
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 Beaujolais Rosé
Fruity, light and with a pretty hue, this is the least known Beaujolais appellation. Our rosé will add a moment of pleasure to your BBQ’s in the summer months. This festive wine is wine is very drinkable and will Serve chilled and drink within 2 years.
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Beaujolais Blanc
 The “white pearl” is the name we like to give to this wine. It is an unexpected delight that ‘connaisseurs” will quickly recognize as such. It’s scent of blossom and orchards make it a good match with starters, seafood or an ideal aperitif on it’s own or mixed white crème de Cassis, peach or raspberry.
Serve Chilled and drink within 2 years. |
Tasting Advice : Before drinking our elder wines we suggest that you de canting them an hour prior to serving to bring out all their flavours.
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