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Maison B Perraud Le P'tit Poquelin 2021

Red wine

| 750 ml

| France

90 % of 100

| 8 reviews Add Your Review

$26.05

Detailed info

Isabelle and Bruno Perraud took over the family estate north of Beaujolais back in 1987, making Bruno the sixth generation of winemakers in his family. In 1999, Bruno gravely intoxicated himself with insecticide and from then on, the couple decided to ban all chemicals from the vineyard and reinvent themselves as winemakers. The process was quite successful as brilliantly displayed by this unfiltered, easy-drinking wine made almost entirely of Gamay.

Country France
Regulated Designation Wine of France
Grape varieties Gamay 90 %, Syrah 10 %
Degree of alcohol 11.5 %
Sugar content 1.4 g/L
Color Red
Special feature Natural, Organic product
Size 750 ml
Producer Cote de la Molière
Promoting agent Calice Inc.
SAQ code 12517998
UPC code 03760012812110

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of Robert R.

Galeries D'Anjou

April 26, 2023

(Automatically translated) Natural wine, mostly gamay, with just enough body to accompany your grills. Red wine par excellence of the summer! A red without added sulphite, worked with love to offer you a quality product.

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of Francine R.

Le Grand Marché

February 25, 2023

(Automatically translated) Light without being a thirst wine, it is a wine that I particularly like for its somewhat "animal" side that is usually found in full-bodied wines. It is therefore perfect with braised meats, blood sausage or mushroom risotto.

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