Jean Michel Dupré Vignes De 1918 Régnié 2011
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John Szabo, MS
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Here's a classic Beaujolais for fans of the traditional regional expression. This is all high-toned, perfumed, and...
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Treve Ring
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These deep rooted, gnarly vines were planted in 1918. Amazing to think about what was happening in Beaujolais when...
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Sara d'Amato
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Adjacent to Morgon, this Régnié village gamay is produced from vines that are close to 100 years old. Nicely matured,...
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David Lawrason
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Régnié was the last village added to the list of Beaujolais “cru” that have their own appellation. This is a bright...
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Community Reviews (2)
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It's only wine but I like it
A pleasant little Beaujolais, with bright red fruits, bright acidity and little tannin. Quite light-bodied and fresh. A decent wine to have chilled a bit on a warm summer day when a big Cotes du Rhone simply won't do. Tasted June 2014.
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