The signature grape of Beaujolais and a long-time companion of Pinot Noir in Burgundy (now banned from most Burgundian AOCs), Gamay produces bright, juicy, fruit-forward reds with red-cherry, raspberry and floral aromatics. The grape thrives on granite soils — particularly in Beaujolais's ten cru villages, where old-vine Gamay yields surprisingly age-worthy, almost Pinot-like wines. The light, simple Beaujolais Nouveau style is the most familiar but represents only one expression.
Wine Radar compares prices for wines made from Gamay across Portuguese online retailers — 29 in the catalogue.
Gamay wines on Wine Radar come mainly from Burgundy, Beaujolais, Rhône.
The signature grape of Beaujolais and a long-time companion of Pinot Noir in Burgundy (now banned from most Burgundian AOCs), Gamay produces bright, juicy, fruit-forward reds with red-cherry, raspberry and floral aromatics. The grape thrives on granite soils — particularly in Beaujolais's ten cru villages, where…
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