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Cote De Brouilly Cellier Des Saint-Etienne 2024
Gold
Concours des Vins Macon
$20.95
LCBO#:
48326
750 ml bottle
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This wine comes from vines in Côte de Brouilly, which is a Beaujolais cru area situated on the slopes of Mont Brouilly (a dormant volcano). It's quite concentrated, with touches of wild herbs, dark berry, plum, and a gently smoky minerality.[Concours des Vins Macon did not include a tasting note.] Score - Gold. (Concours des Vins Macon, 2025)
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- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBurgundy, France
- AppellationAOP (AOC)
- Sugar Content3 g/L
- VarietalGamay Noir
Product Details
This wine comes from vines in Côte de Brouilly, which is a Beaujolais cru area situated on the slopes of Mont Brouilly (a dormant volcano). It's quite concentrated, with touches of wild herbs, dark berry, plum, and a gently smoky minerality.[Concours des Vins Macon did not include a tasting note.] Score - Gold. (Concours des Vins Macon, 2025)
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol13%
- Made InBurgundy, France
- AppellationAOP (AOC)
- Sugar Content3 g/L
- VarietalGamay Noir
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