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Beaujolais "Les Clos"

Beaujolais "Les Clos" 2023

Beaujolais
Red Wine
Jean-Etienne Chermette
€12.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Beaujolais "Get Up"

Beaujolais "Get Up" 2024

Beaujolais
Red Wine
Domaine de La Grosse Pierre
€13.50
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Beaujolais "Le Ronsay"

Beaujolais "Le Ronsay" 2022

Beaujolais
Red Wine
Domaine des Terres Dorées
€8.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Beaujolais Blanc

Beaujolais Blanc 2024

Beaujolais
White Wine
K. Descombes
€20.00
/ 75 cl : Bottle
Beaujolais "L'Ancien"

Beaujolais "L'Ancien" 2023

Beaujolais
Red Wine
Domaine des Terres Dorées
€11.50
/ 75 cl : Bottle

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Which red Beaujolais wines should I bring together for a first comparison of the 2022 vintage?

You can compare “Le Ronsay” from Terres Dorées, “La Galoche” from Saint-Cyr, and “Get Up” from La Grosse Pierre, all available in the 2022 vintage. This trio lets you discover three producers while keeping the same appellation and vintage.

Which Terres Dorées Beaujolais Blanc cuvées should I compare from 2023?

“Chardonnay Classic” and the “Vinification Bourguignonne” cuvée are both available in 2023, in 75 cl bottles. They make a duo for exploring two white cuvées from the same producer in the same vintage. The category includes 6 white wines in total, compared with 17 reds.

Which cuvées make it possible to compare several vintages from Terres Dorées?

For reds, “Le Ronsay” lets you compare 2022 and 2023. For whites, “Chardonnay Classic” is available in 2023 and 2024, while “Vinification Bourguignonne” is listed in 2023 and 2025. These comparisons let you taste several vintages of the same cuvée.

Which 2025 Beaujolais Nouveaux can I compare?

Two options are available: Terres Dorées’ “Cuvée Première” and Saint-Cyr’s “French Kiss Kanon.” Both are 2025 Beaujolais Nouveaux in 75 cl bottles, making it possible to compare these two producers.

Which Beaujolais bottle sizes should I choose for a group tasting?

The selection includes 21 options in 75 cl bottles and 2 in 150 cl magnums. Bottles let you bring together several cuvées to compare; a magnum is ideal for sharing the same wine, with a volume equivalent to two bottles.