2024 Guy Breton Régnié, Beaujolais, France
$40.00
This is a pre-order item expected to arrive early November 2025.
• First produced in 2008, sourced from the hills between the Côte de Brouilly and the Côte du Py of Morgon, around the village of Régnié-Durette.
• Guy’s grandfather handed down the two parcels that go into this wine: one with 100-year-old and the other with 35-year-old vines. The shallow soil of sand and decomposing stones gives the vines easy access to the bedrock, creating firm wines with more grip and acidity than in Morgon.
• Only indigenous yeasts are used
• Grapes are cooled to 5-6° C after harvest to begin fermentation at low temperature
• 100% whole-cluster fermentation
• Short macerations in tank; length of maceration is determined by tasting
• Grapes are pressed and racked to barrel before the end of fermentation
• Tiny doses of sulfur added during élevage and at bottling
• Bottled unfined and unfiltered
Specs
- Country France
- Region Beaujolais
- Appellation Régnié
- Style Red Wine
- Producer Guy Breton
- Farming Practices Organic
- Grapes Gamay
- Food Pairings Roast White Meats, Meaty Fish, Pizza Night, Red Sauce, Aperitif
- Characteristics Icon, Wild Side, Red Fruit, Chillable Red
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