Description
Red Wine: 2024 | Chateau d’Ouilly | Beaujolais Nouveau
Brilliant color of a nice garnet iridescent with purple reflections. Pleasantly fruity with aromas of red berries and strawberry marmalade. The palate is fresh and caressing, full of fruit, with a supple juice and a touch of raspberry.
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Producer: Chateau d’Ouilly
Vintage: 2024
Size: 750ml
ABV: 12.5%
Varietal: Gamay
Country/Region: France, Beaujolais
Brilliant color of a nice garnet iridescent with purple reflections. Pleasantly fruity with aromas of red berries and strawberry marmalade. The palate is fresh and caressing, full of fruit, with a supple juice and a touch of raspberry.
Producer Information
Georges Duboeuf is one of the largest and most familiar negociant and winemaking businesses in France. Its founder, the late Georges Duboeuf himself, grew up in the Maconnais region of Burgundy although the brand is strongly associated with Beaujolais to the south. Duboeuf the man is credited with single-handedly making Beaujolais a globally recognised wine region though the promotion of Beaujolais Nouveau in the 1980s and 90s. Duboeuf the business (properly known as Les Vins Georges Duboeuf) produces nearly three million cases of wine annually (just under 30 million bottles), one fifth of which is dedicated solely to the young, easy-drinking Beaujolais Nouveau. The wine is released in November following that year’s harvest – between two and three months after the grapes have been harvested. For both Nouveau and more standard Beaujolais, Duboeuf sources grapes from all over the region, including from some of the cru villages: Brouilly, Fleurie, Moulin-à-Vent and Saint-Amour, to name a few. Gamay is the dominant grape here, as well as Chardonnay for the white wines.
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