Emear
Bright and fruity blend with a mild tea suggestion
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This Chénas from Domaine Anita reveals a deep ruby hue, immediately inviting with its aromatic bouquet of ripe red cherries, violets, and a subtle hint of forest floor.


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Emear
Bright and fruity blend with a mild tea suggestion
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Emear
Bright and fruity blend with a mild tea suggestion
The 2019 vintage receives mixed appreciation, noted for its bright fruity character with subtle tea undertones. While some enjoy its lively profile, others find it somewhat simple.
This Chénas from Domaine Anita reveals a deep ruby hue, immediately inviting with its aromatic bouquet of ripe red cherries, violets, and a subtle hint of forest floor. On the palate, it offers a harmonious blend of silky tannins and vibrant acidity, underscoring the wine's elegant structure. Layers of red currant and black raspberry unfold, complemented by a whisper of earthy minerality and a touch of spice. The finish is long and refined, echoing the wine's floral and fruit-driven character. This is a quintessential expression of Beaujolais, showcasing finesse and depth, ideal for immediate enjoyment or short-term cellaring.
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