A very fun 100% Gamay red from the Mâcon region, which is almost exclusively known for its inexpensive whites from the Chardonnay grape. Consider it a nice, but obscure, alternative to Beaujolais (which is the adjoining region known for its reds).
Dark ruby garnet color. Direct, crushed rock-infused crisp dark cherry and grape aromas. Lively, medium-bodied and flavorful, this wine isn't very concentrated or complex, but balanced, crisp, and untiring to drink. Lots of crisp, dark cherry flavors. Clean, medium long finish. When you are in the mood for a refreshing wine to have with dinner, this is a great choice. Will go well with a wide range of dishes. B. Imported by Fruit of the Vines. I can't find the receipt for this one. I think I may have gotten it for about $15 at Central Market, but don't quote me on that.
(Sorry - 2005 depicted).
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I picked this up a few weeks ago at Whole Foods on West Alabama -- was very excited to see a _RED_ Macon. I can't recall having seen it at CM, and I'm in the wine section three times a week. Can't wait to try it.
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