Light bodied, vibrant, and endlessly drinkable, Gamay is best known for its role in Beaujolais style wines from France, though it's gaining traction in cooler regions of Australia. It bursts with flavours of red cherry, cranberry, and violets, often with a hint of white pepper or earthy minerality. Its soft tannins, lively acidity and juicy, fresh palate make it one of the most versatile reds for all seasons, especially when served with a slight chill.
Food Pairing
A classic with roast chicken, grilled trout, or a summer picnic of cured meats, soft cheeses and crusty bread. Also pairs beautifully with dishes featuring herbs, mushrooms, or mild spice.