LES MORIERS 2010

Région

Beaujolais

Designation

Fleurie

Color

red

Vintage

2010

Label

BIODYNAMIE

Capacity

75cl

Fabien Duperray’s wines are unique in Beaujolais. After 20 years criss-crossing the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune, Fabien Duperray has taken the step of buying vines and the challenge of showing that on the great terroirs of Beaujolais it is possible to make wines of a level comparable to the most crus of Burgundy or Rhone Valley. The selection of plots was uncompromising, the work of the vines put in the foreground with biodynamic cultivation, very small yields (less than 30hl/ha) on very old vines. An optimal harvest, without destemming, gentle fermentation on indigenous yeasts, then a 2-year long ageing. In the end, wines marked by pebbles, granite, wines without any of the fermentative aromas of Beaujolais, but on a cherry, a magnificent morello cherry. 

Bettane and Desseauve comment:
The aromatic palette is more diverse than Chapelle-des-Bois, with a lot of depth and sap in the mouth. What a wine!Rating: 18.0 
Peak: 2013 to 2025

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Fabien Duperray's wines are unique in Beaujolais. After 20 years criss-crossing the Côte de Nuits and the Côte de Beaune, Fabien Duperray has taken the step of buying vines and the challenge of showing that on the great terroirs of Beaujolais it is possible to make wines of a level comparable to the most crus of Burgundy or Rhone Valley. The selection of plots was uncompromising, the work of the vines put in the foreground with biodynamic cultivation, very small yields (less than 30hl/ha) on very old vines. An optimal harvest, without destemming, gentle fermentation on indigenous yeasts, then a 2-year long ageing. In the end, wines marked by pebbles, granite, wines without any of the fermentative aromas of Beaujolais, but on a cherry, a magnificent morello cherry. 

Bettane and Desseauve comment:
The aromatic palette is more diverse than Chapelle-des-Bois, with a lot of depth and sap in the mouth. What a wine!Rating: 18.0 
Peak: 2013 to 2025
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