Jean-Paul Bartier Les Iris Beaujolais
Rating, 3.9 out of 5 from 12 reviews.75cl £15.00 per litre
£11.25
Product attributes
Vegetarian
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Product Information
From the picturesque rolling hillsides northwest of Lyon, and made exclusively from Gamay grapes, Beaujolais is often relatively light-bodied with lots of youthful fruit and refreshingly high acidity.
Bright and lively red, this youthful, juicy Beaujolais has plenty of lifted red fruit. Crushed red berries and black pepper on the palate with floral notes and a dusting of allspice.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Country of origin
France
Preparation and Usage
Open, pour and enjoy on its own or drink it as the locals do - lightly chilled as an apéritif with country pâté or roast chicken.
Package type
Bottle
Recycling information
Pack - Glass
Allergen Information
Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Dietary Information
Suitable for Vegetarians; Suitable for Vegans
Brand
Les Iris
Manufacturer
Jean-Paul Bartier,
71570,
France.
71570,
France.
History
Boutinot France¿s new offices are in the middle of vineyards of St Véran AC on the southern perimeter of the Mâconnais. Drive five minutes down the road and cross the border into the northern rim of the Beaujolais cru, St. Amour ¿ the village in which Samantha Bailey, our winemaker responsible for Beaujolais & Mâconnais, got married ¿ all the hilly Beaujolais crus lie to the south in front of you.
Agent
Boutinot
Grape variety
Gamay. Gamay, Garganega Bianca
Regional information
Gamay vines grown on the slopes of the rolling beaujolais hills.
Tasting notes
Exhuberant fruity red wine with juicy crushed strawberries and cherry characters. The palate is soft and approachable with vibrant acidity and a mouthwatering bitter cherry finish.
Alcohol by volume
13
Units
9.38
Producer
Boutinot France
Serving suggestions
Open, pour and enjoy on its own or drink it as the locals do - lightly chilled as an apéritif with country pâté or roast chicken.
Winemaker
Eric Monnin
Vinification details
Whole bunch Gamay is fermented using traditional carbonic maceration techniques. Short cuvasion is used in order to keep the up front juicy fruit characters.
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