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- gwendawn74 - 11-25-2002
Innkeeper I just wanted to thank you for suggesting the Beaujolais. It made for a wonderful relaxing weekend. Could you suggest a wine that is similar to it that is available year round? Thank you so much.
- Glass_A_Day - 11-25-2002
Just had a bottle last night last night at Blackie's in DC. Was a nice light bottle. Good stuff for the ladies who are afraid of dry wines as well. My sweetheart, who prefers white, was quite pleased.
- Innkeeper - 11-25-2002
See if you can step up to a 2001 Beaujolais Villages.
- gwendawn74 - 11-25-2002
Thank you so much. This sounds like another good weekend waiting to happen.
- wondersofwine - 11-25-2002
And then from there it is not a huge step to a Beaujolais Cru (these are named by Cru and don't have Beaujolais on the label) such as Moulin-a-Vent or Fleurie or Julienas,etc. Fleurie, like it's name suggests, is flowery in fragrance and usually not very tannic. Look for '98, '99 or 2000 vintage.