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Domaine de Colonat Morgon Les Charmes-Grandes Terres 2023
£172.34
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6 bottle(s) at £28.72 per bottle.
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Domaine de Colonat Morgon Les Charmes-Grandes Terres 2023 - Beaujolais, France
100% Gamay | 14% ABV | Organic in Conversion
Domaine de Colonat Morgon Les Charmes-Grandes Terres 2023 – A Premium Beaujolais Wine
Discover the essence of the Beaujolais region with the Domaine de Colonat Morgon Les Charmes-Grandes Terres 2023. Crafted from 100% Gamay, this elegant Morgon offers a refined and vibrant experience with an enticing bouquet of dark fruit aromas, such as blackberry, cherry, and blueberry. The gentle tannins and velvety texture envelop the rich fruit flavours, leading to a long, captivating finish.
Produced in the renowned Morgon appellation, this wine comes from vines nurtured under perfect ripening conditions. The warm, sunny growing season allowed the grapes to reach full maturity, resulting in concentrated flavours with minimal juice. The outcome is a wine that is beautifully balanced, showcasing both deep color and complex character.
This Morgon is a vegan and vegetarian-friendly wine with no added animal products, making it an excellent choice for a diverse range of wine lovers. The wine is also organic in conversion, ensuring sustainable farming practices are part of its production process. The 2023 vintage boasts a remarkable balance of sugar, acidity, and tannins, making it a standout in the world of Beaujolais wines.
Tasting Notes:
Appearance: Deep, vibrant ruby red.
Nose: Aromas of fresh dark fruits—blackberry, cherry, and blueberry—infused with subtle earthy nuances.
Palate: A smooth, velvety texture with a delicate balance of acidity and fine tannins, supporting the ripe fruit flavours.
Finish: Long and elegant, leaving a lingering sense of the concentrated fruit and subtle earthy depth.
Why Choose Domaine de Colonat Morgon Les Charmes-Grandes Terres 2023?
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100% Gamay: This grape variety brings out the best of Beaujolais, offering intense fruit-forward flavors with a smooth finish.
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Sustainably Farmed: Organic in conversion, this wine is produced with environmentally conscious practices.
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Perfect Balance: Thanks to the sunny growing season, the grapes were able to reach peak maturity, providing a wine that is full of character and complexity.
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Vegan & Vegetarian-Friendly: No animal-derived products were used in production, making this wine suitable for a wide audience.
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Customer Reviews
"A Beautifully Crafted Morgon"
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"A truly exceptional Beaujolais! The flavours are rich and vibrant, and the smooth texture makes it perfect for any occasion. I can really taste the care that went into producing this wine." – Sarah W.
"Highly Recommended for Beaujolais Lovers"
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"The Domaine de Colonat Morgon is exactly what I was looking for—full of dark fruit character but still elegant and balanced. A fantastic wine for a dinner party or a casual night in." – James T.
"Worth Every Penny"
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"I've had many Morgons before, but this one stands out. It’s rich yet refined, with a beautiful finish. The organic production makes me feel good about enjoying it even more." – Lucy R.
| Price | £143.62 |
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| Country | France |
| Vintage | 2023 |
| Bottles Per Case | 6 |
| Bottle Size | 75 |
| Winery | This Cuvee comes from Gobelet vines with an average age of 85 years. The vineyard is located on the ‘Les Charmes’ plateau, which is 300 meters altitude. This southeast-facing terroir is in Cote de Py, the most prestigious lieu-dit of Morgon, and these vines are planted in the prized ‘Les Grandes Terres’ single plot within the lieu-dit. The soil is made of the famous granite rock and sand, which results in the old Gamay vines producing low yields of very concentrated juice. The vineyard is converted to organic and is certified as HVE sustainable. They promote a balanced ecosystem; herbicides and pesticides are not employed, and only small, light vehicles are used, reducing the impact on the terroir. To prevent disease in the vineyard, the immune system of the vine is stimulated by spraying the plants with infusions. The grapes are hand-harvested at optimum maturity. |
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