Guy Breton Cuvée Marylou Beaujolais-Villages 2024 — Rated 4.5

Ratings & Reviews

Sommeliers and customer voices combined.

3.9

Good

Based on 21 customer reviews.

82%

I love it!

18%

Not for me

21

Customer

4.5

Voss Expert

Customers21 reviews

NV

Fionan

1y

Wine with a pale hue, with minimal haze, and a limited number of legs, highlighting a rich nose of raspberry, redcurrant, and blackberry that unfolds smoothly onto the palate. The body is light, with a tangy, acidic edge that lingers, followed by a dry finish. The mouthfeel is bold, with a noticeable tanginess that persists. though the wine's lightness may seem excessive for its price point, it's worth attempting to chill, as its olfactory profile is intriguing. Overall, a 7.9/10 rating is a fair assessment, considering its youth and value.

NV

Jacobb

1y

The wine's herbaceous and savory whispers are well-balanced, with a light body that makes it a crisp favorite for warm weather.

2015

Shuhei

1y

Pleasant, fruity and sweet wine with a touch of acidity, which was a delightful accompaniment to a lively evening of Exploding Cat with friends.

What the web is saying

Guy Breton Cuvée Marylou Beaujolais-Villages is praised for its rich, fruity character with notes of raspberry, strawberry, and blackberry. While some enjoy its light body and tangy acidity, others find it too light for the price. The wine's earthy and floral aromas, along with its smooth, elegant finish, are highlights. It's a versatile choice, suitable for warm weather and casual sipping, with a well-balanced profile.

Voss Experts4.5

This Beaujolais-Villages presents a translucent ruby hue, characteristic of its Gamay varietal. The nose offers a vibrant bouquet of red currants, wild strawberries, and a hint of violet, underscored by subtle earthy nuances. On the palate, it is light-bodied yet remarkably structured, with a lively acidity that enhances its freshness. The tannins are silky, providing a seamless texture, while flavors of ripe cherry and a whisper of white pepper emerge. The finish is clean and persistent, echoing the wine's floral and fruity profile. This cuvée exemplifies the finesse and charm of traditional Beaujolais craftsmanship.

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.

1 / 4

3.9

Good

Based on 21 customer reviews.

82%

I love it!

18%

Not for me

21

Customer

4.5

Voss Expert

Customers21 reviews

NV

Fionan

1y

Wine with a pale hue, with minimal haze, and a limited number of legs, highlighting a rich nose of raspberry, redcurrant, and blackberry that unfolds smoothly onto the palate. The body is light, with a tangy, acidic edge that lingers, followed by a dry finish. The mouthfeel is bold, with a noticeable tanginess that persists. though the wine's lightness may seem excessive for its price point, it's worth attempting to chill, as its olfactory profile is intriguing. Overall, a 7.9/10 rating is a fair assessment, considering its youth and value.

NV

Jacobb

1y

The wine's herbaceous and savory whispers are well-balanced, with a light body that makes it a crisp favorite for warm weather.

2015

Shuhei

1y

Pleasant, fruity and sweet wine with a touch of acidity, which was a delightful accompaniment to a lively evening of Exploding Cat with friends.

What the web is saying

Guy Breton Cuvée Marylou Beaujolais-Villages is praised for its rich, fruity character with notes of raspberry, strawberry, and blackberry. While some enjoy its light body and tangy acidity, others find it too light for the price. The wine's earthy and floral aromas, along with its smooth, elegant finish, are highlights. It's a versatile choice, suitable for warm weather and casual sipping, with a well-balanced profile.

Voss Experts4.5

This Beaujolais-Villages presents a translucent ruby hue, characteristic of its Gamay varietal. The nose offers a vibrant bouquet of red currants, wild strawberries, and a hint of violet, underscored by subtle earthy nuances. On the palate, it is light-bodied yet remarkably structured, with a lively acidity that enhances its freshness. The tannins are silky, providing a seamless texture, while flavors of ripe cherry and a whisper of white pepper emerge. The finish is clean and persistent, echoing the wine's floral and fruity profile. This cuvée exemplifies the finesse and charm of traditional Beaujolais craftsmanship.

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.

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Guy Breton Cuvée Marylou Beaujolais-Villages 2024 — Rated 4.5