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Deep ruby-purple in color, medium in body, with soft, round tannins. It offers a beautiful nose and palate of cherries, raspberries, violets and spice. With well balanced fruit, acidity and tannins, the wine shows ripe red fruit on the lasting finish. Learn More

Fleurie may well be a dangerous name for a wine, largely because it is so beautiful. One of the ten distinctive Beaujolais Crus, if translated from modern French the name fleurie (as a feminine adjective) would mean "flowery," "in bloom," "flourishing," "decked with flowers;" truly an evocative title for a village, much less a village known for its wine. Learn More

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Beaujolais 2017 reveals a fragrant nose of small black fruits aromas. The mouth is ample, offering a nice concentration with hints of blackcurrant and silky tannins. Velvety finish and beautiful length.

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Lots of wine here, with nice Gamay spice, vibrancy, and layers. This has good flavors and a persistent finish. Nice, correct Morgon, with a dark garnet color and aromas of kirsch and cherry. Learn More

Justin's Beaujolais Villages Les Tours was farmed, vinified and aged in accordance with the moon.

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Strong red purple colour. Fresh red fruits on the nose with a hint of dark cherry. Slightly spicy with a touch of grey pepper, liquorice and a touch of rose flower. Learn More

2014 Stephane Aviron Stephane Beaujolais Village is very bright and able, and a good taster. He owns Domaine de la Madrière in Fleurie, a bottling business and has a négociant company in which he has Nicolas Potel for a partner. This Beaujolais-Villages is a wine from his négociant company, bought as wine. Learn More