Bottle$23
ABV13%
Mary Taylor Beaujolais-Villages
Mary Taylor puts the grower's name right on the label, and this one comes from Marine Descombes, a fifth-generation Beaujolais winemaker. It's bright, crunchy Gamay with strawberry and a twist of orange, aged in cement so the fruit does all the talking.
Give it a little chill and it'll handle anything from roast chicken to a Tuesday.
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Details01
StyleRed
VarietalGamay
ProducerMary Taylor Wine
Country🇫🇷France
RegionBeaujolais
AppellationBeaujolais Villages
ABV13%
Tasting notes02
Aroma
Strawberry, orange peel, rhubarb, red berries
Fruit
Strawberry, cranberry, red cherry, dark berries
Body
Light to medium bodied, lively and fresh, with bright acidity and soft, ripe tannins.
Notes
Grown by Marine Descombes, a fifth-generation vigneronne, on light, acidic granite and sandy soils. Hand harvested, 40% destemmed, Burgundy-style vinification with a 10-day vatting and month-long fermentation, then 6 months in cement vats. Vines average about 55 years old per the importer.
Other
Serve lightly chilled, 55–58°F. Drink within 2–4 years of vintage.
About Mary Taylor Wine03
Beaujolais · France
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