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Beaujolais Tasting Mix
Meet the Beaujolais Crus – your guide to France’s friendliest dinner-party reds
“The Crus offer exceptional value when compared to similarly priced Burgundy,” as Decanter magazine puts it. There are ten Crus in total, but we’ve picked out a fab five plus a top Beaujolais-Villages in this showcase. First is a Morgon – richly flavoured with luscious black plum. Ageworthy too. Then there’s Brouilly – incredibly easy-drinking. Vibrant, full of smooth red fruits. Fleurie is all elegant violet aromas followed by ripe cherry, while Chiroubles is the highest Cru vineyard, making for complex, velvety reds. Last of the Crus is Chénas – the smallest, but arguably the best. As fine as Burgundy. Finally you’ve Joseph Drouhin Beaujolais-Villages, making that six fine reds for just £11.99 a bottle.
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“The Crus offer exceptional value when compared to similarly priced Burgundy,” as Decanter magazine puts it. There are ten Crus in total, but we’ve picked out a fab five plus a top Beaujolais-Villages in this showcase. First is a Morgon – richly flavoured with luscious black plum. Ageworthy too. Then there’s Brouilly – incredibly easy-drinking. Vibrant, full of smooth red fruits. Fleurie is all elegant violet aromas followed by ripe cherry, while Chiroubles is the highest Cru vineyard, making for complex, velvety reds. Last of the Crus is Chénas – the smallest, but arguably the best. As fine as Burgundy. Finally you’ve Joseph Drouhin Beaujolais-Villages, making that six fine reds for just £11.99 a bottle.
“The Crus offer exceptional value when compared to similarly priced Burgundy,” as Decanter magazine puts it. There are ten Crus in total, but we’ve picked out a fab five plus a top Beaujolais-Villages in this showcase. First is a Morgon – richly flavoured with luscious black plum. Ageworthy too. Then there’s Brouilly – incredibly easy-drinking. Vibrant, full of smooth red fruits. Fleurie is all elegant violet aromas followed by ripe cherry, while Chiroubles is the highest Cru vineyard, making for complex, velvety reds. Last of the Crus is Chénas – the smallest, but arguably the best. As fine as Burgundy. Finally you’ve Joseph Drouhin Beaujolais-Villages, making that six fine reds for just £11.99 a bottle.
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Beaujolais-Villages AOC
From one of Burgundy’s finest wine families comes this utterly charming Beaujolais Villages. Read more
Tasting notes
Silky, pretty berry fruit, floral touch, freshness and mineral grip
Aroma
Violets, peony, red fruits
Allergy information
Contains sulphites
Regnie AOC
Pure fruit charm in this delightful Beaujolais cru from an adventurous husband and wife team. Read more
Tasting notes
Plenty of crunchy brambly fruit, spice and a hint of liquorice
Aroma
Blackberry, strawberry, cherry
Morgon AOP
Morgon – the most velvety of Beaujolais’ glorious fruity cru wines – jubilant now, luscious with age. Read more
Tasting notes
Black plum and cherry with a mineral edge and integrated tannins
Aroma
Ripe plum and morello cherry and cherry stone aromas
Allergy information
Contains sulphites
Brouilly AOP
Silky, black cherry fruit in this Cru Beaujolais from the granite-rich soils of Brouilly. Read more
Tasting notes
Rounded, full and ripe; lovely red fruits and mineral complexity
Aroma
Classic strawberry, black cherry, spice and mineral character
Allergy information
Contains sulphites
Chiroubles AOC
Pretty, silky, floral – total charm in this top vintage Beaujolais from the great Chiroubles cru. Read more
Tasting notes
Silky and ripe with lovely red fruits and mineral complexity
Aroma
Classic strawberry, spice and mineral character
Chenas AOC
Gorgeous, old-vine Beaujolais from the smallest cru in the region and a 16th century, family estate. Read more
Tasting notes
Soft and smooth with plenty of red fruit, and delicate tannins
Aroma
Raspberry and redcurrant with hints of violet and pepper
Allergy information
Contains sulphites
