Description
Fleurie Emile Chandesais is fleshy and aromatic, it has a deep purple colour with an abundance of juicy summer fruits. Strong ripe flavours of strawberry, raspberry and cherry fruit in the mouth are complimented by a soft tannins and a full and lasting finish.
Lightly oaked and medium bodied
ABV 13%
Vegetarian Yes
Vegan Yes
The vineyards of Beaujolais fall on the granite rich slopes of a hilly region between Mâcon and Lyon at the southern limit of Burgundy. The only vine variety authorised for red wines is Gamay, traditionally grown as free standing bush vines.
The House of Emile Chandesais was founded in 1933 in Fontaines, at the very heart of the Cote Chalonnaise. Emile honed his winemaking skills in Beaune and towards the end of the 1970s, created Domaine Champs Perdix in Fontaines and brought back to life slopes where the quality of grapes had enjoyed a reputation similar to those found in nearby Mercurey. Emile handed the reigns over to the celebrated Maison Michel Picard in 1993 to ensure that the wines continue to be produced with Emile`s style and that are one of the finest examples of the region.
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