Posts tagged “Beaujolais”
November 14, 2020
Beaujolais Nouveau. Its name literally means ‘new Beaujolais.’ This wine is named for the village of Beaujeu in France, which is a small region just south of Burgundy.
On the third Thursday of each November, France releases Beaujolais Nouveau wine t...
July 25, 2020
One of the most confusing subjects for American consumers is trying to understand wines from France. The wine labeling system in France is mostly based on region or appellation, not by the type of grape used to produce the wine.
So, here are some b...
November 18, 2017
We are just days away now from the big Thanksgiving feast. And one of the most common questions is “What wine pairs best with the Thanksgiving meal?”
As we learned last time, the trick is to pair your wine with the type of sides you are serving, no...
November 4, 2017
Get ready because it’s almost ready for you! Every year on the third Thursday in November France celebrates Beaujolais Nouveau Day. And this year that will be November 16, 2017.
The celebration starts at 12:01 a.m. in France. The 2017 vintage of Bea...
November 19, 2016
Beaujolais Nouveau. Its name literally means ‘new Beaujolais.’ This wine is named for the village of Beaujeu in France, which is a small region just south of Burgundy.
On the third Thursday of each November, France releases Beaujolais Nouveau wine...
September 17, 2016
When pairing wines with food, the general goal is to make sure that the flavors of the food don’t overwhelm the wine and cover up all of the wine’s wonderful flavors. And the basic rule of wine pairing says that you should have a red wine with beef a...
April 9, 2016
Previously I covered the most widely known white Burgundy (Bourgogne Blanc) from Chablis. We learned that wines from Chablis are produced from the Chardonnay grape.
The other most notable wines from Burgundy are red wines (Bourgogne Rouge). And, the...
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