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George Descombes

George Descombes Regnie 2021

Beaujolais, FranceRed · Gamay

Régnié red with red cherry, wild strawberry, raspberry, and a granite finish.

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In the glass

About this bottle

Wine Type: Red
Vintage: 2021
Bottle Size: 750ml
Grape Variety: Gamay
Appellation: Régnié AOC
Country: France
Region: Régnié, Beaujolais 
Producer: George Descombes
Winemaker: Georges Descombes
Vineyard: Régnié parcels (cru-level sites)
Soil: Granite / decomposed granite sands
Farming: Organic/low-input farming
Alcohol: 12.5% 
Fermentation: Native-leaning ferment; whole cluster/semi-carbonic influence; gentle extraction
Aging: Neutral élevage in older barrels/vessels to keep it lifted and pure
Fining/Filtration: Minimal

Tasting Note:
Red cherry, wild strawberry, and raspberry with violet, cracked pepper, and a stony granite finish. Light to medium-bodied with fresh acidity and fine tannins. Great with a slight chill.

About the Producer:
Georges Descombes is a benchmark producer in the Beaujolais natural-wine orbit, known for clean, low-makeup Gamay that still feels precise and serious. His Régnié tends to show bright fruit and granite lift with a savory edge—easy to drink, but not simple.

 

Tastes like red cherry · wild strawberry · raspberry · violet · cracked pepper

  • Cherry
  • Strawberry
  • Raspberry
  • Flowers

Taste

At the table
Charcuterie, roast chicken, burgers, grilled salmon, mushrooms, sausages, pizza, soft cheeses.

The bottle, at a glance

Grapes
Gamay
Region
Beaujolais, FranceRegnie
Vintage
2021
Style
Red
Alcohol
12.5%
Soil
Granite / decomposed granite sands
Winemaker
Georges Descombes
Aging
Neutral élevage in older barrels/vessels to keep it lifted and pure
Winemaking
Whole cluster
BeaujolaisFrance
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