Wine Facts
Winemaker Notes
Harvesting of this wine is done manually in whole bunches from a 24.7 acre south facing plot where the vines are 50 years and older and configured in the traditional Gobelet system. They are de- stemmed and only the best bunches move to vinification. Malolactic fermentation takes place after pumping-over is conducted. The wine sees no oak and is aged in stainless steel tanks.
Interesting Fact
Morgon comes from a special terroir made up of decomposed rock and friable schist, and is without doubt the most typical of the ten Beaujolais "crus". Its "terroir" taste becomes more intense over time. In 1985, Hervé Lacoque moved to this domain, which was founded five generations previously. They have a long-standing relationship with Les Vins Georges Duboeuf.
Serving Hints
This wine is best served with marinated pork ribs, aged cheeses and spicy dishes.
Producer: Domaine de Javernière
Region: A.O.C. Beaujolais
Cru: Morgon
Country: France
Wine Composition: 100% Gamay
Alcohol: 13%
Total Acidity: 4.97 G/L
Residual Sugar: 1.3 G/L
pH: 3.71
Press Highlights
2022: 90 Pts - James Suckling, Jul 2024
2019: 92 Pts - James Suckling, Apr 2021
2018: 92 Pts - Wine & Spirits, Apr 2019
2018: 91 Pts - Vinous, Oct 2019
2017: 90 Pts - Wine Advocate, Sept 2018
2016: 90 Pts - Wine Spectator, Web Only 2018
2014: 90 Pts - Vinous, Aug. 2016
2014: 90 Pts - ‘Cellar Selection’ - Wine Enthusiast, Dec 2015
2012: 90 Pts - Wine Advocate #213, June 2014
2011: 90 Pts - Wine Advocate #207, June 2013