Wine Region
Beaujolais
Beaujolais is Gamay country — juicy, low-tannin reds from granite slopes, from Nouveau to structured Cru villages like Morgon and Fleurie.
Geographic context
- Climate: Semi-continental
- Soils: granite, schist, clay
- Elevation: 200–500m
Parent region
Typical grape varieties
- gamay
- Pinot Noir
Typical wine styles
Typical descriptors
Food pairings
FAQ
- What grape is Beaujolais?
- Gamay — light, fruity, and best served slightly chilled.