La Roilette Vieilles Vignes Fleurie Gamay

Ruby with aromas of red berry fruits and floral notes. On the palate flavors of ripe cherry and raspberry with dried flower spice. Fine soft dusty tannins on medium(+) finish ending fruit character.

Medium Ruby in colour. Earthy aromas with leathery meaty and toasty oak notes. Amazing intensity for a Beaujolais. Grand Cru and traditional wine making techniques (not Cab Mac) makes the difference. Good quality with potential for ageing.

Tasting delicious on day 3. Get some.

Almost full bodied yet light enough. Went very nicely with the duck roast dinner, the fruity flavours came through plessently with the medium body.

Weak nose, like mentioned by others a sweet start and a dry finish. Certainly goes down well chilled and served with a summer lunch.

Deep red colour; minimal legs if any; cranberry taste; farmhouse aroma; sweet start with a dry finish; warm palette

Pretty weak nose, not much going on here. Will write again on day two and from a smaller glass maybe. Medium+ body with some chocolate on the palate. After one day in the open bottle, it has a medium-intense note of sour cherries, prunes, maybe violets. A bit of minerality, maybe tiny amounts of graphite.
On the palate, some sweetness, fruit, firm tannins that aren't quite integrated yet and that dominate the long finish.
Nice enough, not very interesting. Might benefit from one or two more years.

Quite good - didn't manage to save any for the second day

Wonderful red something different close to a Pinot noir light Flora

Luce had this 9 years ago