Jean Paul Dubost Beajolais Lantignie 2022

Beyond all pops of plush, velvety fruit, is a lot of freshness and some racy acidity so get the charcuterie board ready.

Domaine Charnay Beaujolais 2022

They are in France after all, but that’s where the real work is done for Michel & Sylvain Tête who just try and stay out the way from there and let all the terroir sing, balanced with sour cherry, licorice root and a hint of flint.

Domaine du Clos du Fief Beaujolais Villages 2022

Once all the crunchy berries and fine bead tannins hit, there were a lot of people asking, “is there another bottle of that?” The answer was no unfortunately, but there was a moment there when the wine and pulled-pork buns aligned and things were pretty close to perfect.

Blain Soeur & Frere Brouilly 2021

This has it all—old vine intensity complemented by the bright, tense style. Cherry aromas carry through to the palate with pure, cherry flavour, a clean slice of tannin and granitic energy. If we could only use two just two words, they'd be: so. good.

Domaine Laurent-Savoye Beaujolais-Villages Prestige Gamay 2021

Piron Cadoles Beaujolais Villages 2022

Michel Guignier Beaujolais 2022

Just plonk the decanter in the centre of the table and even with average food and a little drama amongst the group, everybody will coalesce for a great night, that drama won’t be over though.

Pavillon de Chavannes Cote de Brouilly Cuvee Des Ambassades Gamay 2021

Cellier des Samsons Beaujolais Villages 2022

From the Southern part of Beaujolais in the Terres Dorees on brown clay and limestone. Such great Value here! A real winner for Gamay lovers.

Domaine Des Prevelieres Beaujolais Grain d'Argile 2022

Domaine Des Prevelieres Beaujolais Mont Joli 2021

Tastes like a basket of cherries and other forest delights. The fruit is super-vivid and high-quality here, so the wine really speaks for itself! Perfect after a warm afternoon while the sun’s setting.

Piron Fructus Agapé Gamay de Lantignié 2022

Plush and plummy Gamay that has a mineral edge after maturing in large oak vats to deliver plenty of length and complexity–value. Grown on vines that are around 45 years old and situated in a natural amphitheatre around the Château. Sounds breathtaking doesn't it? Have to get to Beaujolais.

Château des Tours Brouilly Gamay 2021

Absolutely bang on Gamay flush with lovely red and black berry aromas leading to red currant and raspberry in the glass, with tense, crunchy fruits through the back end, some green pepper, a dab of chalky tannin and moreish acidity that keeps you coming back.

Domaine de la Roche Régnié Beaujolais Gamay 2020

Pretty fruity aromas pair with soft berry notes in this crunchy little fruit bomb. You'll want to give this one a chill and take it along to your next summer barbecue... or sit in front of the fire dreaming of summer, at least!

Uva Non Grata Gamay 2020/2021

The fruit undergoes full carbonic maceration for nine days as whole bunches before spending six months maturing in tank. The result is light, bright, and brimming with red forestal fruits, fresh acidity, some granitic minerality and just a smidge of chalky tannin. Easy-drinking park wine!

Le Juice Fleurie Gamay 2021

Robin Goutallier 60% de Velour Gamay 2021

It's no secret we love Gamay and this deliciously plump number is no exception. Hailing from several sites scattered across Beaujolais, from vines grown on blue granite soils, handpicked fruit was fermented and spent seven months in stainless tanks. Sweet red berries and purple primary fruits at the fore, with plum, spice and freshening acidity on the palate and just a smidge of tannin.

Jean-Marc Lafont - Domaine de Bel Air Les Granits Bleu Beaujolais Villages 2022

Mee Godard Beaujolais Villages 2022

Dark cherry and black-fruited Beaujolais is always a winner! This La Terriere has some forest vibes and hints of raspberry, plus some racy acidity holding everything together, and making it able to pair with most of the recipes you’ve been craving.

Chateau de la Terriere Beaujolais Villages 2021

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