P'tit Max 2018

Name: Guy Breton - P'tit Max 2018
Brand: Guy Breton
SKU: MORE1601NAT
Price: 30.0 CHF
Availability: OutOfStock

Guy Breton

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Grapes: Gamay

Country: France

Regions:Beaujolais

Wine Type:Red

Vintage: 2018

Bottle Size: 750ml

Alcohol: 14%

CHF 32.31 incl. Swiss VAT & duty fee | CHF 30.00 due at checkout | est. CHF 2.31 to be paid to courier (+ handling fee)
CHF 36.62

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GUY BRETON! 🥳

The legendary producer from “The Gang Of Four” (alongside fellow Beaujolais producers Marcel Lapierre, Jean-Paul Thévenet & Jean Foillard) who are so often referenced as reviving the older methods of making wine and influencing so many other winemakers to make authentic wine in a low-intervention wine.

P’tit Max 2018 is a Gamay sourced from Guy Breton’s 'Les Charmes’ vineyard in Morgon, featuring very old vines (some 100 years plus). The wine is elegant and soft in it’s tannic structure (more so than most other Morgon wines in our opinion), yet benefits from some air and is lighter than expected.

This wine is a little closed if drinking now, so we suggest to age for a while.

If drinking now, we suggest to decant for 2 hours (yes!) as this is a subtle wine at the moment, with a delicate, mild expression that requires time to find. Black cherry, vanilla and some herbs only then become noticed. It has a thinnish mouthfeel, ideal for afternoon sips.

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Guy Breton - P'tit Max 2018

CHF 32.31 incl. Swiss VAT & duty fee | CHF 30.00 due at checkout | est. CHF 2.31 to be paid to courier (+ handling fee)
CHF 36.62

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NATURAL WINE FROM BEAUJOLAIS

Located in southwest France, Beaujolais is known for its focus on one grape variety—Gamay—making up 98% of the region's vineyards. The other 2% is mostly Chardonnay.
Some of the standout natural wine producers from Beaujolais include Jean Foillard, Clos Bateau, Domaine Lapierre, Guy Breton, Sebastien Morin, Thillardon and Metras. If you want to dive deeper into the history of natural wine in Beaujolais, check out our article, where we explore the region's pioneers, the technique of carbonic maceration, and the challenges it’s faced over the years. Read more here.

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