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Beautiful Beaujolais from Maison Loron
"Pa always insisted that
Beaujolais was a wine to be
gulped rather than sipped"
Jonathan Ray, The Spectator Magazine
You can read Jonathan Ray's full article here.
"The 2020 Ch. Bellevue Beaujolais Blanc 'Princesse Lieven' is that rarity, white Beaujolais. Made, of course, from Chardonnay >
"The 2020 Rift 69 Beaujolais-Villages is wonderfully drinkable and ideal for those who sometimes struggle with the after-effects >
"The 2020 Brouilly, Ch. de la Pierrre is produced in a small, high-tech winery set within the 12th-century Château de la >
"The 2019 Juliénas, Domaine de la Vieille Église, from the north-western edge of Beaujolais, is so-named because it's produced in >
"The 2020 Saint-Amour, Domaine des Billards with its cheeky cherub on the label, is perhaps my favourite of all these wines. >
"Finally, the 2020 Fleurie, Ch. de Fleurie from one of Maison Jean Lorons flagship estates. Blessed with the fresh fruitiness >
Jean Loron has one of the largest and longest-standing vineyards in Beaujolais and has been family-owned since 1711. It >
