Alan Goldberg

8.9

The flavors and aroma of Gamay in a buttoned up structure. Very good. — 5 months ago

Nick M

8.9

This wine is delicious. I could drink it every day and be happy. It’s listed as Gamay Noir on the front label and Beaujolais Villages on the back. I assume the back is accurate, as it’s a step up from your basic Beaujolais. I got this for $14 from Moore Brothers, which is an insane value considering that Cru Beaujolais routinely sells for twice as much these days. Whatever you do, don’t buy this so that it remains relatively cheap and there’s more for me. — 3 years ago

Brett Rogosin

8.9

Still quite young, solid wine. — 3 years ago

Chip Hughes

9.2

No carbonic; vinified 100% “à la Bourguignonne”. Beets, rhubarb, sour fruits. Velveteen, plush texture, while still chillably low in alcohol. The quality and intensity would shame a few Cru bottlings. Reminds me a lot of the old Leynes cuvée of Bernard Dalicieux. — 5 years ago