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Chateau Cambon Beaujolais
£19.95
Marcel Lapierre was Monsieur Morgon and very much the godfather of Gamay. Marie Lapierre, his wife, makes the wine at
Château Cambon.
These wines are au naturel; the wild yeasts are practically gnawing at your ankles. Intended to express
terroir and possess a cool freshness, equilibrium and fruit; veritably these are vins des soifs.
Beautiful purity and drinkability are the hallmarks here; Beaujolais with rare beauty.
Enjoy with a selection of fine British cheeses and some Saucisson from Westcombe in Somerset; pure foodie heaven.
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