Red

Fresh red cherry and blackcurrant lead, lifted by violet and a gentle liquorice note. Medium-bodied and energetic, the palate has refined, integrated tannins and natural acidity that keeps the fruit bright. Red berries and fine spice carry through a silky, persistent finish. Pair with duck, roast chicken, pork tenderloin or mushroom dishes, serving just below room temperature.

Cranberry and ripe red fruit open the aroma, framed by smoke, charcoal and a polished floral lift. The palate is dry and rounded, with generous fruit carried by a firm but composed structure. Toast and pepper add savoury definition without obscuring freshness. The finish is intense and persistent, leaving red berries, warm spice, flowers and a finely smoky mineral impression.

Black fruit, forest floor and a measured touch of oak define a firm, classically savoury profile. The palate is well built and structured, with enough fruit at the core to keep the earthy character generous rather than austere. A steady grip carries through the finish. Decant briefly and pair with duck, lamb or mushroom dishes.

On the nose you’ll find delightful aromas of ripe red fruits such as cherry, raspberry, and strawberry, characteristic of Gamay, the grape variety used in Beaujolais wines. Light floral notes of violet and iris add complexity to the aromatic profile. Subtle hints of spice, such as white pepper or clove, may also be present, contributing to the wine’s aromatic allure. The palate is marked by a juicy and lively acidity that gives the wine its refreshing quality. Expect a burst of red fruit flavors, with ripe cherry and raspberry dominating the forefront.