Fleurie Gamay

Thomas had this 10 years ago

Very nice dry red that doesn't fade meekly. Good shit.

No bubble gum here. Ten years later, wet leaves, porcini, and a dense lingonberry headline this intense wine. Surprisingly tannic. Paired better with the dark chocolate than with the cacio e pepe.

Shockingly good

Cherry jello, ripe cranberries, violets, and a great velvety mouth feel. Just lacking some complexity to bump it over the edge.

Confectionary goodness, glug glug glug

£8 Fleurie brilliant for a night in. Perfect pairing with something like chicken quesadillas!

Perfect

Wine.com I liked it! Intense at first and super fruit candy vibes

Is soft, with savor acid and raspberry aftertaste