Beaujolais Red Wine

Beaujolais is a land of fruity red wine but also of local wines!

Even if there are white Beaujolais and rosé Beaujolais!! The Gamay grape is the King there!!

Located on the southern edge of Burgundy, this great wine-growing region is one of the most unknown regions, it is perhaps the most "under-rated" vineyard in France. Admittedly, the tradition of Beaujolais Nouveau offers the Beaujolais vines their share of notoriety each year, but it must be recognized that sometimes the wine drawn from the bottle is not always up to what the AOC Beaujolais wants to offer. Believe us, the terroir of Beaujolais allows you to find "the" cuvée of red wine that offers among the best price-pleasure ratios that can be found in France.

Discover our selection of wines from winegrowers, estates and châteaux, amazing cuvées, marked by their terroir.

So you wonder what is the best Beaujolais wine? What are these ten Beaujolais crus ?

We invite you to discover the 10 crus of Beaujolais and the 2 regional appellations by passing from one village to another in this fairly compact region since it is only 15 km wide and 50 km high.
The regional appellations are: Beaujolais and Beaujolais Villages, then the 10 crus are: Brouilly, Côtes de Brouilly, Chénas, Chiroubles, Fleurie, Juliénas, Morgon, Moulin à Vent, Régnié and Saint Amour.
it is absolutely necessary to know the work of Jean Paul Brun and his Domaine des Terres Dorées, he demonstrates the immense potential of these wines. But don't miss winegrowers like Pascal Aufranc in Julienas, Pascal Berthier, Lucien Lardy in Fleurie, Laurent Gauthier in Chiroubles and Morgon, Robert Perroud, Jean Michel Dupré in Régnié, the Chenepierre estate in Chénas and Moulin à Vent. In each appellation, taste fruit wines, terroir wines, wines from winegrowers, but also wines from merchants like Georges Duboeuf.