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"Discover the rich flavors of Morgon wines, a gem in the world of fine French reds. From its distinctive terroir, Morgon produces velvety, robust wines that enchant the palate. Perfect for both connoisseurs and newcomers alike, our Morgon collection invites you to dive deep into this wine's unique character. Shop now and experience the allure of Morgon in every sip."
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  • Joseph Drouhin Morgon Beaujolais 2021-Red Wine-World Wine

    Joseph Drouhin Morgon Beaujolais 2021

    $50.33
    or $47.81 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Bernard Metrat Morgon Terre d'Alizarine 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Bernard Metrat Morgon Terre d'Alizarine 2022

    $38.49
    or $36.56 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Domaine Daniel Bouland Morgon Pré Jourdan 2022 (1500ml)-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine Daniel Bouland Morgon Pré Jourdan 2022 (1500ml)

    $117.49
    or $111.62 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Vigneron Renaud Bodillard Morgon Corcelette Cuvée Thaddeus 2016-Red Wine-World Wine

    Vigneron Renaud Bodillard Morgon Corcelette Cuvée Thaddeus 2016

    $43.66
    or $41.48 in case of 6 bottles.
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  • Trenel Trenel Morgon Cote du Py 2022-Red Wine-World Wine

    Trenel Trenel Morgon Cote du Py 2022

    $35.99
    or $34.19 in case of 12 bottles.
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  • Domaine Dubost Morgon Côte de Py 2020-Red Wine-World Wine

    Domaine Dubost Morgon Côte de Py 2020

    $123.98
    or $117.79 in case of 6 bottles.
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Morgon, one of the most prominent crus within the Beaujolais region, boasts wines that stand out for their rich complexity and aging potential. Unlike other Beaujolais wines which are best enjoyed young, Morgon wines have a remarkable ability to mature gracefully, developing more profound flavors and aromas over time. The Morgon, one of the most prominent crus within the Beaujolais region, boasts wines that stand out for their rich complexity and aging potential. Unlike other Beaujolais wines which are best enjoyed young, Morgon wines have a remarkable ability to mature gracefully, developing more profound flavors and aromas over time. The region's granite and schist soils contribute to the wine's strong character and unique profile. While the vibrant youth of a Morgon might tantalize with notes of cherry and plum, an aged bottle can present nuanced hints of forest floor, dried fruits, and spices. These wines capture the essence of the region, reflecting the passion of the winemakers and the distinctiveness of the terroir. For those seeking a wine with both immediate charm and the promise of evolution, Morgon consistently delivers. read more... less

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is Morgon?
Morgon is located in the heart of the Beaujolais region in France, nestled between other renowned Beaujolais crus. This wine-producing area is situated in the southern part of Burgundy and is recognized for its unique terroir and the exquisite wines it yields. As one travels through Morgon, one will encounter scenic landscapes dotted with vineyards that stretch over the rolling hills, reflecting the region's deep-rooted viticultural heritage. Being merely a short drive north from Lyon, it's not only a hub for wine enthusiasts but also for those who appreciate natural beauty and French countryside charm.

Are wines from Morgon good and affordable?
Absolutely! Morgon wines have earned international acclaim for their quality and distinctive character. They showcase a perfect balance of fruit intensity and structured tannins, making them both delightful when young and magnificent as they age. While there are premium Morgon wines that command higher prices due to their rarity and exceptional quality, many Morgon wines are reasonably priced, offering excellent value for money. These wines present an opportunity for both novice and seasoned wine lovers to explore high-quality French wines without breaking the bank.

What makes Morgon a special wine region?
Morgon stands out in the Beaujolais region due to its unique terroir. The area is dominated by decomposed granite and schist soils, which contribute significantly to the wine's character. The soil profile, combined with the region's microclimate, results in wines that possess a remarkable depth and complexity. Another distinguishing feature is the "Côte du Py," a famed vineyard site within Morgon recognized for producing some of the most coveted bottles in the region. The combination of natural factors and dedicated winemakers who respect traditional methods makes Morgon wines unparalleled in their authenticity and expression.

What type of wine is Morgon most known for?
Morgon is best known for its red wines made predominantly from the Gamay grape. These wines are celebrated for their rich, fruit-forward profile featuring notes of cherries, plums, and sometimes hints of peach. As they age, Morgon wines develop more profound, earthy flavors, reminiscent of forest floor and dried fruits. Unlike some other Beaujolais wines, those from Morgon are known for their structure and aging potential, often likened to the more robust wines of Burgundy.

What are the best wines from Morgon?
While there are numerous exceptional wines produced in Morgon, some standouts come from the aforementioned "Côte du Py" vineyard, revered for its superior quality output. Renowned producers like Domaine Jean Foillard, Domaine Marcel Lapierre, and Château des Jacques consistently produce top-tier Morgon wines that captivate critics and wine enthusiasts alike. These wines, while expressing individual nuances, all capture the essence of Morgon: depth, fruitiness, and a potential for aging that allows for a transformation into something even more special.
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