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2023 Beaujolais Villages, Maison Piron

Beaujolais, France

Fresh raspberry, strawberry and blackcurrant leap from the glass, joined by violet, gentle spice and a subtle suggestion of warm berry tart. Bright, fragrant and wonderfully inviting, this is Gamay built around pure fruit and uncomplicated pleasure.

Light to medium-bodied, with juicy red berries, lively acidity and soft, finely textured tannins. There is enough concentration to give the wine substance, but no heaviness or intrusive oak. Fresh, supple and gently spicy through the finish, it is delicious served lightly chilled and offers impressive everyday value.

For when: The first glass is poured before you have decided what to cook.

Pairs with: Charcuterie, roast chicken, pâté, grilled sausages, pork tenderloin, salmon or mushroom tart.

Maison Piron blends this wine from selected villages across the northern Beaujolais hills. It offers more depth and structure than basic Beaujolais while retaining Gamay’s irresistible fragrance and freshness. Versatile, accessible, and ready to drink, this is an excellent introduction to both the producer and the region.

Whats in the bottle
100% Gamay

Notable Awards
91 points, James Suckling

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Maison Piron is an historic Beaujolais producer based in Villié-Morgon, beneath the celebrated Côte du Py. The family’s roots in Morgon stretch back to around 1590, representing more than four centuries of experience growing Gamay in the region.

Dominique Piron created the modern Maison in 1987, combining approximately ten hectares of family vineyards with fruit selected from trusted local growers. This approach allowed the producer to explore the varied soils and personalities found throughout Beaujolais. Julien Révillon, himself descended from seven generations of winegrowers, joined Dominique in 2013 and now leads the business.

Maison Piron currently produces wine from the equivalent of approximately 50 hectares. Its philosophy centres on expressive fruit, finesse and the individual character of each appellation. Traditional Beaujolais methods are adapted according to the vineyard and cuvée, with concrete, stainless steel, large foudres and barrels used where appropriate.

Environmental responsibility is increasingly important in the vineyards. Cover crops, hedgerow planting, biodiversity projects and selected agroecological practices are used to protect the soils and surrounding landscape. The resulting wines are polished and reliably expressive, ranging from immediately enjoyable Beaujolais to structured, age-worthy examples from the region’s finest crus.

Made from 100% Gamay grown across selected villages in the northern half of Beaujolais. The vines average approximately 50 years old and are planted on east-facing hillsides with sandy granite soils containing small stones that absorb warmth during the day and release it after sunset.

The grapes were harvested by hand and passed across a sorting table before being partially destemmed. Vinification began with semi-carbonic maceration in concrete and stainless-steel tanks. Fermentation and maceration lasted approximately eight to ten days, preserving the freshness, perfume and bright fruit that define the style.

The wine matured for six months without oak. It is dry, suitable for vegans and has an alcohol level of 13%. Best enjoyed lightly chilled at approximately 13°C.