Join us at Weygandt Wines as we taste through the newly arrived 2009 Cru Beaujolais of Daniel Bouland. His were the most highly rated wines from the Beaujolias region in 2008. Now, in 2009, Bouland’s four Cru are even more richly fruity and generous. These are wines of pure pleasure!
This year, not just one wine but an entire family of Daniel Bouland’s as yet still little-known wines is coming to the U.S., and they should not be missed! – David Schildknecht, The Wine Advocate
Daniel Bouland is perhaps the greatest producer of old-fashioned Morgon existant. Forget “perhaps” – he is top in my view. From less than 4 hectares of old vines in the Douby, Cote de Py, and Delys, lieu dits of Morgon, he makes wines that can age 20 years, and are more comparable to fine Cote de Nuits Burgundies. – Peter Weygandt
The Lineup:
Daniel Bouland Morgon Delys 2009, $23.99 – Beaujolais, France – 100% Gamay – 13.5% abv – Sustainable
Daniel Bouland Morgon Vieilles Vignes Corcelette 2009, $22.99 – Beaujolais, France – 100% Gamay – 13.5% abv – Sustainable
Daniel Bouland Cote de Brouilly Cuvee Melanie 2009, $21.99 – Beaujolais, France – 100% Gamay – 13.5% abv – Sustainable
Daniel Bouland Chiroubles, $21.99 – Beaujolais, France – 100% Gamay – 13.5% abv – Sustainable
Prices for individual bottles of Bouland Cru Beaujolais are listed above. For mixed or matched case-quantity purchases take off 15%.
