We chose this wine in preference to a number of wines from Beaujolais during recent tastings. It really does capture the characteristics of the gamay grape well. Vibrant raspberry and cherry aromas lead to a palate that is lightweight yet full flavoured. A very easy drink that could be served slightly chilled on warm days.

Wow, this is one of the most vivid and flavoursome Beaujolais we have tried in a long time. The deep colour and floral aroma are very enticing, and then on the palate the fruit really comes through. There is a little bit of grip to the tannins, making this a little fuller than many reds from this region, and this should see it to a couple of years of development if you can resist it for that long.

Produced with wines made in the best villages of Beaujolais. Ruby red colour, with dominant red fruit notes and a supple and rounded palate with a fine aromatic persistence

Wonderfully fresh and vibrant Gamay. It's very much fruit to the fore, with raspberry and cherry flavours dominating. There is some good texture here too, making it smooth on the palate. 

Can be served chilled in the sun, but equally enjoyable as an evening drink with anything grilled.