2023 Beaujolais Villages ‘Cuvee Six’, Caves De Julienas Chaintre
2023 Beaujolais Villages ‘Cuvee Six’, Caves De Julienas Chaintre
£14.95
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The Beaujolais Villages ‘Cuvee Six’ from Caves De Julienas Chaintre just gets better and better with each vintage, showing soft, rounded red fruits and vibrant cherry flavours. Complex enough to make one sit up and think yet easy going and supple at the same time. Great for lighter lunches and it can also be chilled lightly when the weather warms up!
Located in the small villages of Jullié and Emeringes, the grapes for this Beaujolais Villages come from vines planted in the sandy, granitic soils so typical of this region. Harvesting is carried out by hand and the grapes are left in tank for 7-8 days to macerate with the skins to extract colour and aroma. Fermentation is warm, at around 27/28 degrees and maturation follows until the end of the winter when the wine is bottled.
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