Beaujolais-Villages Gamay

Pink darkening to magenta.
Lots of acidity on the nose.
Underdeveloped fruitiness with round finish.

Sister review: bitter with the taste of grape.

TW, fine but not memorable

Loose and vibrant cherry blossom color.
The characteristic structure and lack of tannins or malolactic activity in Gamay stand out here. Balance arrives during a blossoming+settling finish.

Classically paired with Chinese food.

Very fruity and dry, a good, fun wine. Not something that should be taken so serious

A much different smell then taste. A perfumed leather and black tea nose. bright and tart

Big and juicy, slight metallic nose. Dry yet balanced juice, not sweet but very balanced.

Tart berries and violets

An absolutely brilliant French red that satisfies on every level: nose, pallet, mouth feel, start and finish. Perfect all the way round. Light enough to enjoy on its own, yet also a perfect accompaniment to a light snack or with a meal. Viva la France!

Smooth. Pairs great with everything

Ruby hue with medium-high saturation. Aromas and flavors of cherry, cream, strawberry, and toast. Medium-light body; light tannins; and high acidity. Fantastic nose with a bright, elegant finish. Approachable and highly quaffable.