Where Is the Beaujolais Wine Region?
Nestled between Lyon and Burgundy, the Beaujolais wine region is famed for its rolling hills, granite soils, and vibrant Gamay wines. Let’s dive into where exactly this region is and what makes it special.
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Nestled between Lyon and Burgundy, the Beaujolais wine region is famed for its rolling hills, granite soils, and vibrant Gamay wines. Let’s dive into where exactly this region is and what makes it special.
How the Rhône River helped Beaujolais wines reach new shores, shaping winemaking practices and establishing the region’s fame in markets near and far.
Discover the fascinating process behind the transformation of Morgon wines, known as "morgonne," and learn why this Beaujolais cru stands out for its ability to age like no other.
Forgot to decant the wine? A sommelier shares a surprising hack that can aerate your wine in seconds—no fancy gadgets required!
From the rare Tressallier to the once-common Pinot Noir, learn how these historic grapes are finding new life in the region’s evolving vineyards.
Beaujolais isn’t just for fine dining! Discover how this versatile wine pairs perfectly with street food, from tacos al pastor to bánh mì, and elevate your casual dining experience.
How the versatile wines of Beaujolais—from the light and fruity Beaujolais Nouveau to the complex Crus—pair beautifully with a wide variety of cheeses. A must-read guide for cheese and wine lovers.
What makes this wine so special, and why is it released on exactly the same day each year? Discover the fascinating story behind Beaujolais Nouveau and the myths that surround it.
Mark your calendars: Beaujolais Nouveau 2024 arrives on November 21st!