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Marcel Lapierre Marcel Lapierre, Morgon, 2018 (750ml)

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Marcel Lapierre, Morgon, 2018 (750ml)

Lapierre is both traditional and revolutionary in his approach. The decomposing granite in the vineyard imparts a mineral energy to his wines. Bright, beautiful and ready to drink!

Dutraive (Grand'Cour) Domaine De La Grand'Cour (Dutraive), Fleurie, 2018 (750ml)

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Domaine De La Grand'Cour (Dutraive), Fleurie, 2018 (750ml)

Dutraive, a leader in organic farming practices in the region, has fondly been referred to by peers as "the heart of Beaujolais". This Fleurie is subtly fruity with notes of dark cherries and violet, with some exotic spices and a little rusticity.

Marcel Lapierre Marcel Lapierre, Morgon, 2018 (1.5L)

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Marcel Lapierre, Morgon, 2018 (1.5L)

Lapierre is both traditional and revolutionary in his approach. The decomposing granite in the vineyard imparts a mineral energy to his wines. Bright, beautiful and ready to drink!

Marcel Lapierre Marcel Lapierre, 'Raisins Gaulois', 2018 (750ml)

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Marcel Lapierre, 'Raisins Gaulois', 2018 (750ml)

Lapierre, the master of Cru Beaujolais, has given us a great little gamay, priced for drinking every day... or, at least, until it runs out.

Terres Dorees (J.P. Brun ) Terres Dorees (J.P. Brun ), Beaujolais VV 'L'Ancien', 2017 (750ml)

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Terres Dorees (J.P. Brun ), Beaujolais VV 'L'Ancien', 2017 (750ml)

Small production, organic Beaujolais from old vines. Called "L'Ancien" because Mr. Brun is attempting to make wine like his ancestors did.

Foillard Foillard, Morgon, Corcelette, 2017 (750ml)

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Foillard, Morgon, Corcelette, 2017 (750ml)

80 year-old Gamay vines grown on sandstone produce a Morgon of structure and complexity. Deep flavors of red fruit, spice and mineral energy remain in balance. These are age worthy Beaujolais, yet so delicious you can’t help but drink them young.

Damien Coquelet Damien Coquelet, Beaujolais Villages, 2017 (750ml)

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Damien Coquelet, Beaujolais Villages, 2017 (750ml)

In the style of step father, Georges Descombes, Damien's wines are organic, hand harvested, use native yeasts, zero cellar intervention, and little sulfur at bottling. Notes of black pepper and dark berries lend to a more serious style of Beaujolais.

Famille Dutraive Famille Dutraive, Chenas, En Papolet, 2018 (750ml)

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Famille Dutraive, Chenas, En Papolet, 2018 (750ml)

Chenas En Papolet is a beautiful lieu-dit, and in the hands of Dutraive, sings and lures you right into its velvety goodness. Great sense of fruit, spice, and minerality that deserves a good home. Do you deserve the Dutraive? Go ahead, take 2.

Foillard Foillard, Morgon, Cote du Py, 2017 (750ml)

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Foillard, Morgon, Cote du Py, 2017 (750ml)

Cote du Puy is one of Beaujolais’ great vineyards and Jean Foillard is its’ unquestioned master. Foillards’ Cote du Py captures wild cherry and floral notes with the underlying backbone of granitic minerality that is his signature.

Foillard Foillard, Beaujolais Villages, 2017 (750ml)

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Foillard, Beaujolais Villages, 2017 (750ml)

Foillard makes some of the most sought-after Beaujolais Crus. Now he has set out to elevate the humble Beaujolais Villages. This is a soft, silky Gamay with layers of complexity. Jean Foillard is truly in his prime.

Daniel Bouland Daniel Bouland, Morgon Schiste Bellevue, 2017 (750ml)

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Daniel Bouland, Morgon Schiste Bellevue, 2017 (750ml)

Daniel produces this cuvée of Morgon, from a single parcel in where the soil is schist, and the vines are 60 years old. Comparable wines from the Côte de Py, this bottle shows a distinctive mineral quality and a great capacity to age.

Jean Foillard Jean Foillard, Morgon 'Les Charmes Eponym', 2017 (750ml)

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Jean Foillard, Morgon 'Les Charmes Eponym', 2017 (750ml)

Domaine Lafarge-Vial, Chiroubles, 2016 (750ml)

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Domaine Lafarge-Vial, Chiroubles, 2016 (750ml)

The 2016 Chiroubles was picked on the last day of September. Well balanced palate with fine tannin and nice structure. Bright blueberry and orange blossom notes with a subtlety briney finish.

Domaine de La Grand'Cour (Dutraive), Brouilly VV, 2018 (750ml)

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Domaine de La Grand'Cour (Dutraive), Brouilly VV, 2018 (750ml)

Maybe the most exciting producer in Beaujolais? Dutraive never fails to turn heads because of its pure fruit, alive mouthfeel, and gorgeous aromas. Try it out for yourself, bring a bottle to to a friends, watch it get drained!

Damien Coquelet Damien Coquelet, Beaujolais Villages, 2018 (750ml)

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Damien Coquelet, Beaujolais Villages, 2018 (750ml)

In the style of step father, Georges Descombes, Damien's wines are organic, hand harvested, use native yeasts, zero cellar intervention, and little sulfur at bottling. Notes of black pepper and dark berries lend to a more serious style of Beaujolais.