Age-worthy Cru Beaujolais. Of the ten Crus of Beaujolais, Moulin a Vent tends to be among the fullest, most concentrated and age-worthy. This estate is small, only about 22 acres, organic grape growing. The vines are tended by hand, yields are low and the resulting fruit tends to be fully ripe. The wine has purple/red color, quite deep, with complex aromas and flavors. It's drinking beautifully at the present time, but it will age well. In time, the character of the wine will go from clearly Gamay to something more Pinot Noir like. It's accessible from the moment that it's opened. I like it with a slight chill. It holds up well into day two. Serve with a variety of lighter meat dishes, poultry or medium sharp cheeses. Total production 300 cases. Drink now through 2026.

Body/weight 4, flavor intensity 3, acidity 3, oak 0, tannin 2