Deizimar
Full-bodied wine with a rich, fruity flavor profile that is well-suited to pairing with a variety of dishes. as it may not be as vibrant and fresh as a younger Fleurie, it is still a drinkable and delightful option.
Voss Expert tasting note
The bouquet unfurls with an elegant medley of violets, ripe red cherries, and a subtle hint of forest floor, underscoring its Beaujolais origins.



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Based on 13 customer reviews.
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Deizimar
Full-bodied wine with a rich, fruity flavor profile that is well-suited to pairing with a variety of dishes. as it may not be as vibrant and fresh as a younger Fleurie, it is still a drinkable and delightful option.
Dohwan
Rich, full-bodied wine with a dense ruby red hue, accompanied by a floral notes of ripe red fruits, mild floral and spicy undertones, and a rich mix of deep chocolate, vanilla, and woody notes. On the palate, the wine displays a rich, smooth texture, with nuances of cherry, plum, and cacao, accompanied by a understated oak and spice presence. The tannins are well-integrated, yielding a smooth, medium+ trail that lasts with hints of fruit, spice, and a wisp of earthy undertones. Overall, a contenting and well-balanced wine.
Jiee
Soft and drinkable wine, but one that fails to deliver on its potential. It lacks a certain layers of flavour that is often found in more complex wines.
Based on 13 customer reviews.
I love it!
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Deizimar
Full-bodied wine with a rich, fruity flavor profile that is well-suited to pairing with a variety of dishes. as it may not be as vibrant and fresh as a younger Fleurie, it is still a drinkable and delightful option.
Dohwan
Rich, full-bodied wine with a dense ruby red hue, accompanied by a floral notes of ripe red fruits, mild floral and spicy undertones, and a rich mix of deep chocolate, vanilla, and woody notes. On the palate, the wine displays a rich, smooth texture, with nuances of cherry, plum, and cacao, accompanied by a understated oak and spice presence. The tannins are well-integrated, yielding a smooth, medium+ trail that lasts with hints of fruit, spice, and a wisp of earthy undertones. Overall, a contenting and well-balanced wine.
Jiee
Soft and drinkable wine, but one that fails to deliver on its potential. It lacks a certain layers of flavour that is often found in more complex wines.
Domaine de Leyre-Loup Fleurie is praised for its rich, fruity flavors with notes of cherry, plum, and cranberry. While some appreciate its full-bodied, smooth texture and well-integrated tannins, others find it lacking in complexity. The wine's versatility makes it suitable for pairing with various dishes. Some vintages offer floral and earthy undertones, while others present a more straightforward fruit-forward profile.
This Fleurie presents a captivating garnet hue, indicative of its youthful vibrancy. The bouquet unfurls with an elegant medley of violets, ripe red cherries, and a subtle hint of forest floor, underscoring its Beaujolais origins. On the palate, it reveals a silky texture, with finely grained tannins that provide a delicate framework. The wine's bright acidity enhances its red fruit core, while a whisper of minerality adds depth. The finish is gracefully extended, marked by a lingering note of crushed raspberry. This wine exemplifies the finesse and charm characteristic of the Fleurie appellation.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions