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Domaine Joubert, Brouilly Vieilles Vignes 2024: an organic dry red wine, 100% Gamay, made from old vines in the Beaujolais region. Fruity, smooth, and rich, it pairs well with slow-cooked poultry, cold cuts, or a meal with friends.
The Brouilly Vieilles Vignes 2024 from Domaine Joubert is a dry red wine from the Brouilly appellation, in the heart of Beaujolais. It is made from Gamay grapes grown using organic farming methods.
Domaine Joubert is a family-run winery in Beaujolais. This cuvée comes from old Gamay vines, which yield small, concentrated clusters of grapes and produce a wine that is more intense than that from younger vines. Gamay is the signature grape variety of Beaujolais: it produces red wines with crisp fruit flavors, best enjoyed young.
The Brouilly Vieilles Vignes 2024 is a fruity wine with a supple attack and a juicy palate. The old vines lend it intensity, and its acidity keeps it fresh.
Serve it slightly chilled, which works very well with Gamay reds. It pairs well with braised poultry, cold cuts, white meats, light stews, and mild cheeses.
What grape variety is used to make Brouilly?
Gamay.
What does “Vieilles Vignes” mean?
The grapes come from old vines, which produce a more concentrated and intense wine.
What is the style of this wine?
A dry, fruity, supple, and juicy red wine with a fresh character.
What dishes should it be served with?
With braised poultry, cold cuts, white meats, or mild cheeses.
Is this wine organic?
Yes, it comes from organically farmed vineyards.
Data sheet
Gamay
This cuvée Romain du Domaine Robert Perroud is from a parcel of pink granite facing the rising sun. The nose develops notes of raspberry, spice and peony. Round on the palate, with fine, mellow tannins. Excellent length and a real "coup de cur" for this Beaujolais cru! RVF : 16/20
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is a rich, supple wine: it is the estate’s historic cuvée and a benchmark for natural wines in the region.Guide to the Best Wines of France 2021: 93/100
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