
Domaine Lafarge Vial Fleurie 2017
"This is at once more aromatically elegant and slightly fresher as well with its pretty array of red and dark fruit aromas that are laced with hints of spice, earth and black pepper. There is a finer mouth feel to the sleek, delicious and vibrant flavours that are somewhat less powerful and concentrated but better balanced and even more persistent. This is textbook Fleurie that could be enjoyed young or aged for up to a decade, perhaps even longer if desired." - Allen Meadows, Burghound
Wine File
The Producer Domaine Lafarge Vial | Fleurie
Lafarge Vial is a new chapter in the adventures of Frédéric and Chantal Lafarge, husband and wife team at the iconic Burgundy estate Domaine Lafarge in Volnay. Deciding that they both wanted to invest in something together that would...
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The Region France | Beaujolais
Beaujolais is the most southerly of Burgundy’s districts and is located in the Rhône department which is some 250 miles southeast of Paris. The key aspect to consider about the Beaujolais wine region is that it is principally a red wine region and red wine made from...
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Jean-Marc Burgaud Morgon Côte du Py 2019
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The Primary Grape Wine By Grape Variety | Gamay
Gamay is a French grape variety planted predominately in Beaujolais where it is the grape behind all red wines, from the light and often acidic Beaujolais Nouveau through to the more serious and well-structured wines from the 10 cru villages. It takes its name...