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P'tit Max, as we like to call Guy Breton in Beaujolais, took over the family estate in 1987 at the insistence of the renowned Marcel Lapierre. Using no synthetic product in the production of his wines, he crafts little gems like this pure juice Gamay. Crisp to perfection, it smells of red berries, peony and pink pepper. A thirst-quenching red to serve with friends as an aperitif or to complement white meat dishes.
- Country France
- Region Beaujolais
- Designation of origin Beaujolais Villages
- Regulated Designation (AOC/AOP) Appellation origine controlée/protégée
- Grape variety Gamay 100 %
- Degree of alcohol 12 %
- Sugar content <1.2 g/L
- Color Red
- Special feature Natural
- Size 750 ml
- Producer Domaine Guy Breton
- Promoting agent Labelle Bouteille inc
- SAQ code 13571005
- UPC code 03683080356709
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Tasting
- Vintage tasted 2022
- Aromas cranberry, peony, pink pepper, red berries
- Acidity present
- Sweetness dry
- Body light
- Mouthfeel delicate
- Wood none
- Serving temperature From 13°C to 15°C
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Discover our selection of dishes that will go perfectly with this product.
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Panini with prosciutto, Calabrese and ParmesanPreparation 10 minCooking time 10 min -
Tandoori chickenPreparation 10 minCooking time 40 min -
Cheese tortellini with rosée saucePreparation 15 minCooking time 20 min
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Québec - Rue St-Jean
April 8, 2024
(Automatically translated) Magnificent cuvée that this Marylou! On the nose, humus and dark red forest fruits tending towards black compete for the limelight. On the palate, the explosion of flavours survives on velvet, nothing but velvet, and all in freshness. A perfect keel for an aperitif or a dish of tofu and roasted asparagus.
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