Jean-Paul Thevenet Vieilles Vignes Morgon Gamay 2017

Jae Cho

So incredibly pure and delicious. It almost transcends the grape signature. It’s my favorite of the four right now.

Shay A

After realizing I’d never had a Beaujolais bottle before, I decided to find a top quality one to give a try. This is an “old vine” version from a very reputable producer. Reddish purple in the glass but a bit translucent. Very candied and floral on the nose! Candied plum, orange zest, and cherry jolly rancher too. A wonderful entry and mid palate with notes of granite, cherry gummies, potpourri and an herbal note...maybe oregano? Very low acidity, and short finish. A fun wine to try and use as a benchmark/standard.

Josh Spurling

Solid. Nice fruit of the red category, some complex earth/spice/herb stuff.

Jae Cho

I wasn’t acquainted with the whole gang until now. Ready to grow old together, is all I got to say.

J Choi

So alive. Wotn.

Nathan Kinney

Great night 1, it was a mousy mess on night 2

Katherine Ogletree

Very juicy but vibrant. Slight  effervescence when first opened. Smooth tannins

Nooka Jones

Lovely, light strawberry yum yum

romo

Not bad but lacks lift, bright fruit or crunch.

Michael Walker

Another good Beauj. Also cloudy like the last one. Tho I’m now confused what “Morgon” means