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Vidal-Fleury 2017 Brune et Blonde (Côte Rôtie)
Rhône ValleyThis perfumed, smoky Syrah (with just a dusting of Viognier) highlights the ...See Full Review$85 -
Vidal-Fleury 2017 Hermitage
Rhône ValleyBlackberry and elderberry notes are concentrated but restrained in this classically earthen, ...See Full Review$90 -
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Vidal-Fleury 2017 Red (Côtes du Rhône)
Rhône ValleyNotes of tar, singed spice and leather saddle lend savory, rustic undertones ...See Full Review$15 -
Domaine Louis Boillot 2018 Grille-Midi (Fleurie)
BeaujolaisWith 20 months in wood, this wine, produced from 70-year-old vines, shows ...Cellar SelectionSee Full Review$43 -
Arnaud Aucoeur 2019 La Chapelle des Bois (Fleurie)
BeaujolaisWith its dense texture and bold tannins, this wine has a future. ...Cellar SelectionSee Full Review$32 -
Jean Loron 2019 Château de Fleurie (Fleurie)
BeaujolaisFrom vines belonging to the Loron and Barbet families, this is a ...Editors’ ChoiceSee Full Review$22
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Looking for Your New Favorite Winter White Wine? Turn to France's Rhône Valley
There are more snowy days in the forecast but that doesn't mean you have to stick to reds. Here are some winter white wines for your shelf...
Looking for Your New Favorite Winter White Wine? Turn to France's Rhône Valley
There are more snowy days in the forecast but that doesn't mean you have to stick to reds. Here are some winter white wines for your shelf...
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10 Bottles of Cru Beaujolais to Drink Now or Cellar
While these bottles are still easy to drink, these 10 Cru Beaujolais offerings showcase a slightly more sophisticated side of Gamay...
10 Bottles of Cru Beaujolais to Drink Now or Cellar
While these bottles are still easy to drink, these 10 Cru Beaujolais offerings showcase a slightly more sophisticated side of Gamay...
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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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10 Gamays Because You Made it to the Weekend
For many of us this week brought freezing weather and unforgiving snow, but Friday is finally here, so celebrate with Gamay from Beaujolais...
10 Gamays Because You Made it to the Weekend
For many of us this week brought freezing weather and unforgiving snow, but Friday is finally here, so celebrate with Gamay from Beaujolais...
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The Light, Fresh California Red Winning Over Pinot Noir Fans
The signature grape of Beaujolais, Gamay found a happy home in the Golden State. Here are the California producers behind these light-bodied reds...
The Light, Fresh California Red Winning Over Pinot Noir Fans
The signature grape of Beaujolais, Gamay found a happy home in the Golden State. Here are the California producers behind these light-bodied reds...
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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...