Guy Breton, Gamay "Cuvée Marylou" Beaujolais-Villages, France 2024 newarrival Drawing on the winemaking team’s

Drawing on the winemaking team’s expertise working with this varietal

two and sometimes three of the distillates to ensure consistency in the nose and taste

amber-orange color

There is strength and power but constrained with bright acidity

This lends hints of coconut

Guy Breton, Gamay "Cuvée Marylou" Beaujolais-Villages, France 2024 newarrival Drawing on the winemaking team’sGuys Beaujolais Villages Marylou is sourced from the Saint Joseph and Grand Cras subzones of the appellation, about 500 meters from his Morgon vines. The wine is named after Marylou, Guy Bretons daughter. Breton loves wines that are easy to drink, and his are typically the lightest in color, the lowest in alcohol, and the least tannic of the Gang of Four Morgons. Additionally, Bretons wines open up beautifully with time. Marylou exemplifies all that