Gamay from Morgon (Vieilles Vignes) with Trousseau from the Jura. I have a feeling the gamay went through carbonic maceration and the trousseau was fermented conventionally. The gamay brings a freshness, a pop, whilst the trousseau is adding body, velvet, almost richness which is quite incredible for a 12.5% wine. There's summer berries, perhaps raspberries typical of Beaujolais with the trousseau adding further interest. Chalky tannins, crunchy acid, Ganevat is such an intriguing vigneron. Very enjoyable wine.
Gamay from Morgon (Vieilles Vignes) with Trousseau from the Jura. I have a feeling the gamay went through carbonic maceration and the trousseau was fermented conventionally. The gamay brings a freshness, a pop, whilst the trousseau is adding body, velvet, almost richness which is quite incredible for a 12.5% wine. There's summer berries, perhaps raspberries typical of Beaujolais with the trousseau adding further interest. Chalky tannins, crunchy acid, Ganevat is such an intriguing vigneron. Very enjoyable wine.
Jul 17th, 2016
Jura, France
