Morgon

Morgon is an AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) for wines produced in the Beaujolais wine region of France.

This AOC is exclusive to the production of red wine made from the Gamay grape variety. The wines produced in Morgon are known for their rich, full-bodied and tannic characteristics, with flavours of dark fruit and spice. The region’s soil which is composed of granite, and the local microclimate, are said to contribute to the distinctiveness of the wines.

The AOC regulations specify the grape variety, alcohol content, and maximum yield per hectare. Wines bearing the Morgon AOC label must have been made using grapes grown, fermented, and aged in the region, and must pass a blind taste test before they can be sold. Morgon wines are considered to be some of the most full-bodied and tannic in the Beaujolais region and are known for their ageing potential.

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Domaine Chasselay, Corcelette , Morgon, Beaujolais, Gamay

Domaine Chasselay, Corcelette 2018, Morgon

High Environmental Value (HVE) Wines
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Domaine Joubert, La Cote de Py 2018, Morgon

Domaine Joubert, La Cote de Py 2020, Morgon

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From £20.45 per bottle Per mix of six
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Bonne Tonne Les Charmes Morgon

Domaine La Bonne Tonne, Morgon Charmes 2021

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From £26.90 per bottle Per mix of six
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bonne tonne Morgon Dames de Coeur

Domaine La Bonne Tonne, Morgon, Dame de Coeur 2022

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Morgon is an AOC (Appellation d’Origine Contrôlée) for wines produced in the Beaujolais wine region of France.

This AOC is exclusive to the production of red wine made from the Gamay grape variety. The wines produced in Morgon are known for their rich, full-bodied and tannic characteristics, with flavours of dark fruit and spice. The region’s soil which is composed of granite, and the local microclimate, are said to contribute to the distinctiveness of the wines.

The AOC regulations specify the grape variety, alcohol content, and maximum yield per hectare. Wines bearing the Morgon AOC label must have been made using grapes grown, fermented, and aged in the region, and must pass a blind taste test before they can be sold. Morgon wines are considered to be some of the most full-bodied and tannic in the Beaujolais region and are known for their ageing potential.