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Beaujolais-Villages La Cascade 2023: A Taste of Château Grand’Grange

Tasting Beaujolais-Villages La Cascade 2023 offers a clear window into the philosophy of Château Grand’Grange . The grapes come from south and south-east facing vineyards at around 300 meters on granitic sandy soils, ideal for 100% Gamay. All harvesting is done by hand, preserving freshness and precision. Fermentation lasts about two weeks, using a mix of 50% destemmed fruit and 50% whole clusters, with gentle punch-downs and pump-overs guided by tasting. Aging is seven months, mostly in stainless steel for vibrant fruit , with a touch of barrel for texture and subtle spic e.

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