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Régnié
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The work of 120 wine growers, Régnié is the youngest of the Beaujolais crus! In fact, it wasn’t until 1988 that this appellation was officially recognised. But the newcomer in the family has got a lot to offer. Its favourable geographical location, in between its two brothers, Brouilly and Morgon, produces wines of a unique fruitiness.
For those who would like to learn more about the world of wine, Régnié wines remain affordable and are an excellent way to gain better understanding of Beaujolais crus.
It is the last of the Beaujolais Cru since its classification decree was signed in 1988. Its surface is 400 ha. The vineyard surrounding the two bell towers of Régnié-Durette, produces a supple and well-built wine, with a cherry color, purple hues with aromas of redcurrant, blackberry and raspberry.
The work of 120 wine growers, Régnié is the youngest of the Beaujolais crus! In fact, it wasn’t until 1988 that this appellation was officially recognised. But the newcomer in the family has got a lot to offer. Its favourable geographical location, in between its two brothers, Brouilly and Morgon, produces wines of a unique fruitiness.
For those who would like to learn more about the world of wine, Régnié wines remain affordable and are an excellent way to gain better understanding of Beaujolais crus.
It is the last of the Beaujolais Cru since its classification decree was signed in 1988. Its surface is 400 ha. The vineyard surrounding the two bell towers of Régnié-Durette, produces a supple and well-built wine, with a cherry color, purple hues with aromas of redcurrant, blackberry and raspberry.