Beaujolais Villages

Beaujolais Villages is a French wine designation from the Beaujolais region, primarily known for its light, fruity red wines made from the Gamay grape. This classification encompasses wines from 38 specific villages, offering a step up in quality from the basic Beaujolais wines. The wines are generally enjoyed young, showcasing flavors like raspberry and cherry, with a refreshing acidity. Beaujolais Villages wines are often slightly more complex and structured than standard Beaujolais, making them versatile for food pairing. They are particularly noted for their vibrant character and are widely appreciated for their drinkability.