Nestled in the heart of the Lantignié appellation, Le Domaine de la Roche is a vibrant, organic-driven estate where the passion of two friends crafts wines that truly show the soul of Beaujolais. A heartfelt favorite during our tour—this charming cellar delivers authenticity, scenic beauty, and unforgettable tastings.
Old-vine Gamay with a granite heartbeat: La Croix Blanche 2020 stacks dark berries and lavender over graphite and cool stone, carrying its weight with quiet authority before a long, composed finish.
Founded by Benedictine monks in the 12th century and now guided by sustainability-driven ownership, Château des Bachelards redefines Beaujolais with biodynamic old-vine Gamay and refined, age-worthy cuvées.
The 2017 Domaine Dupré Goujon Saint-Lager “Rose” Gamay offers a strikingly mineral-driven expression of Beaujolais, where graphite, slate, and cedar mingle with ripe black fruits. Structured and full-bodied, it highlights the more serious side of Gamay.
Gamays are beloved by the wine community for their excellent value and approachable “drink anytime” palates, and this 2020 Château Thivin Brouilly Reverdon is no exception. Crafted by the Geoffray family, a six-generation winemaking family from Brouilly, this bottling is fresh, full of fruit, and an exceptional example of Côte-de-Brouilly
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