Discover Beaujolais
DISCOVER BEAUJOLAIS
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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.

Beaujolais wine shakes up the street food game

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.

38 shades of terroir

Discover the 38 villages behind Beaujolais Villages, where northern terroirs and expert winemaking craft wines of complexity and depth.

Unraveling the influence of Beaujolais soils

In Beaujolais, the wines are shaped as much by the land as by the grape. How the region’s diverse soils, from granite-rich hills to clay valleys, influence the flavors and styles of its most celebrated wines ?

Beaujolais and cheese : a match made in heaven

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.

Finding the perfect Beaujolais: 5 tips for every wine lover 🍷

Choosing a Beaujolais wine goes beyond grabbing a bottle of Nouveau. From understanding the region’s unique classifications to selecting top producers like Georges Duboeuf, this guide provides essential tips for finding high-quality Beaujolais.

From Brouilly to Moulin-à-Vent

Discover the diversity and uniqueness of the Beaujolais Crus, each with its own character and charm, offering more than just Beaujolais Nouveau.

Does Non-Alcoholic Beaujolais exist?

Curious about non-alcoholic Beaujolais? Discover why this wine can't exist under the strict AOC rules and explore exciting alternatives that capture the spirit of Beaujolais without the alcohol.