Beaujolais 'Château des Pertonnières' 2021
Dupeuble Père et Fils
- £15
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- Producer
- Dupeuble Père et Fils
- Grape Varieties
- Gamay
- Origin
- France > Beaujolais
Decanter Magazine scores 92 - Victoria Daskal "Pale brilliant ruby. A hugely refreshing, light-bodied and cheerful Beaujolais that maintains a divine purity of red berry fruit. Soft, silky tannins, mouth-watering acidity, and the perfect amount of red cherry, cranberry and redcurrant concentration until the end. Situated in southern Beaujolais, the domaine dates back to the 1500s and manages its 100ha organically. All hand harvested, vinified without SO2, wines are not chaptalised or filtered, and indigenous yeast is used."
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- Cherry, blackcurrants and raspberry fruit on the palate; medium-bodied and smooth; slightly rustic finish.
- Domaine Dupeuble has been making wines from Gamay since 1512.
- The Domaine is located in the hamlet of Le Breuil in the deep south of Beaujolais.
- Made to enjoy young; drink from release.
- Delicious with a variety of foods; try it with quiche Lorraine or quinoa tabbouleh.
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