Fleurie 2019
Julien Sunier
- £27
In stock
£291.60 for 12 Save 10% (£24.30 each)
- Producer
- Julien Sunier
- Grape Varieties
- Gamay
- Origin
- France > Beaujolais > Fleurie
This elegant and pure Fleurie is produced following biodynamic agricultural principles and is bursting with flavour and regional personality; gamay at its greatest.
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- Violet aromas accompanied by red berry flavours; supple and fresh on the palate with good minerality.
- Wines are aged in oak for eight to ten months on lees; unfiltered before bottling; minimal addition of SO2.
- Vines are aged between 25 to 60 years; fruit is from a 2.4 ha parcel with granite soils.
- Ready to drink on release; will benefit from cellaring for a couple of years.
- The perfect accompaniment to grilled chicken, or stilton and onion quiche.
More Details
- Product Code
- 01H19JFS
- Wine Type
- Wine, Classic, Red
- Bottle Size
- 75cl
- Origin
- France > Beaujolais
- Producer
- Julien Sunier
- Vintage
- 2019
- Grape Varieties
- Gamay
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