J.L. Quinson (Jean-Louis Quinson)
Beaujolais Villages Gamay



Delicious; tart, red fruits; one note but tasty
Delicious; tart, red fruits; one note but tasty
Apr 2nd, 2017
Bright, tart red fruits on the nose along with some dark seductive notes of cherry and stewed prune. A pleasantly balanced and sweet palate dominated by strawberry and raspberry, with a dank wet vegetable-matter funk as a subtle contrast in the mix. Finish is juicy and round, with a subtle tannic grip and pleasant acids. Medium length. Not a bad Beaujolais for 4 freaking euros!
Bright, tart red fruits on the nose along with some dark seductive notes of cherry and stewed prune. A pleasantly balanced and sweet palate dominated by strawberry and raspberry, with a dank wet vegetable-matter funk as a subtle contrast in the mix. Finish is juicy and round, with a subtle tannic grip and pleasant acids. Medium length. Not a bad Beaujolais for 4 freaking euros!
Jul 12th, 2020
Big fan of Beaujolais and this is one I’d drink again
Big fan of Beaujolais and this is one I’d drink again
Oct 30th, 2017
This is a really nice wine. @Sam Shepard knows that Beaujolais is that bang for your buck fire. At $6.99, this friend punches way above its weight. Would recommend at twice the current price.
This is a really nice wine. @Sam Shepard knows that Beaujolais is that bang for your buck fire. At $6.99, this friend punches way above its weight. Would recommend at twice the current price.
Jul 20th, 2017