
Oingt, Glay and the Prieuré: Beaujolais written in stone
Read Beaujolais through its stone, compare official walks at Oingt, Glay and Salles-Arbuissonnas, and account for Glay’s partial closure.
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The essential seasonal guide: what the wine is, how it is made, where to celebrate and how to serve it.
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Read Beaujolais through its stone, compare official walks at Oingt, Glay and Salles-Arbuissonnas, and account for Glay’s partial closure.
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Travel north to south through ten distinct readings of Gamay, shaped by altitude, exposure and soil.
Understand the wines through Gamay or explore the region's grape varieties.
Recent reporting and enduring guides, gathered across the region.

Explore the forest shaped by planting in the Haut-Beaujolais, its timber history, and the Vert Horizon exhibition and family activities at Col de Crie in autumn 2026.

Plan Saturday 17 October at Fleurie’s centenary wine market: tastings, activities, a meal and booking details, with Sunday’s family brunch cancelled.

Why California winemaker Jonathan Pey chose old vines and high slopes in Morgon and Fleurie—and why altitude is no climate guarantee.

The 33% harvest fall forecast for 2026 covers Burgundy and Beaujolais together. Understand the figures, the limits and what to ask before a cellar visit.

Compare the 7 official Beaujolais wine route circuits by distance, stops and travel style to plan a half-day, full day or weekend itinerary.

Choose a practical Beaujolais Heritage Days route for 19–20 September 2026, with current times, booking advice and three clear itineraries.
Search the complete official network by place or by the kind of table you need.