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Domaine Baron de l'Ecluse 2018 Les Garances (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisFrom the estate's oldest vines, this perfumed wine has rich tannins that ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$25 -
Robert Perroud 2018 La Fournaise du Perou (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisFrom vines planted on the volcanic soil of Mont Brouilly, this wine ...See Full Review$35 -
Robert Perroud 2019 Foudre No. 5 (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisFrom the Les Samsons vineyard, this wine from 50-year-old vines shows structure ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$35 -
Domaine de Briante 2017 Naturellement (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisFrom vineyards on the slopes of Mont Brouilly, this wine now mature. ...See Full Review$24 -
Château de la Chaize 2018 Lieu-dit Brûlhier (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisThis single-vineyard wine with ripe tannins and black fruits is promising and ...See Full Review$38 -
484 2019 Un Vin, Ses Vignerons (Côte de Brouilly)
BeaujolaisWith a name that reflects the height, in meters, of Mont Brouilly, ...See Full Review$35
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Sommelier Yannick Benjamin Loves Côtes de Bordeaux. Here's Why.
Sommelier Yannick Benjamin Loves Côtes de Bordeaux. Here's Why.
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Why You Should Pay Attention to Côtes de Bordeaux
Why You Should Pay Attention to Côtes de Bordeaux
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Joie De Vivre: 15 Ageworthy Bordeaux Wines for $35 or Less
There are plenty of regions outside of Bordeaux that offer high-quality, age-worthy varietals. Here are 15 French red wines for $30 or less...
Joie De Vivre: 15 Ageworthy Bordeaux Wines for $35 or Less
There are plenty of regions outside of Bordeaux that offer high-quality, age-worthy varietals. Here are 15 French red wines for $30 or less...
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What the Diversity of French Wine Means for You
Perhaps nowhere on earth is wine more deeply intertwined with a culture and society than in France. From Grand Cru bottlings right down to Vins de France, there is a French wine for every budget and taste bud...
What the Diversity of French Wine Means for You
Perhaps nowhere on earth is wine more deeply intertwined with a culture and society than in France. From Grand Cru bottlings right down to Vins de France, there is a French wine for every budget and taste bud...
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There's More Than One Way to Beaujolais
Beaujolais is known for great value, easy-drinking wines made from Gamay. But there's a lot more to this French region's many styles...
There's More Than One Way to Beaujolais
Beaujolais is known for great value, easy-drinking wines made from Gamay. But there's a lot more to this French region's many styles...
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Beaujolais is a Glassful of Calm, Cozy Deliciousness
There is something supremely comforting about a glass of Beaujolais. It could be the the caress of the wines themselves: the vibrant berry fruit, gentle tannins and sturdy yet lightweight frame of the region’s most planted variety, Gamay; the silky texture and shimmering fruit of the region’s Chardonnay; or the crackle and crunch of a ballerina-hued Beaujolais Rosé—all achieved without muscle or flash—that warm the hardest of hearts and palates...
Beaujolais is a Glassful of Calm, Cozy Deliciousness
There is something supremely comforting about a glass of Beaujolais. It could be the the caress of the wines themselves: the vibrant berry fruit, gentle tannins and sturdy yet lightweight frame of the region’s most planted variety, Gamay; the silky texture and shimmering fruit of the region’s Chardonnay; or the crackle and crunch of a ballerina-hued Beaujolais Rosé—all achieved without muscle or flash—that warm the hardest of hearts and palates...