The name of the region comes from Mont Brouilly, a hill or a fortification wall where the roman lieutenant Brulius had his residence.
Variety: Gamay. A light wine with soft tannins. Good price/quality ratio.
Review and tasting notes by Radu Nichita Macovei
6.5 euro
| Producer: | Michel Dumontet, Bourgogne |
| Harvest Year: | 2012 |
| Category: | red dry |
| Colour: | red |
| Region: | Beaujolais, France |
| Alcohol: | 12.5% |
| Clarity: | the wine is dark and opaque |
| Viscosity: | light |
| Flavour: | red fruits, the plum can be noticed |
| Taste: | persistent, with a small confusing mineral note |
| Body: | supple, flexible |
| Aftertaste: | short, without echo |
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