Genial
Not my cup of tea, really. Unusual in an odd rather than charming way. See how it holds up after a 24 hour sulk in the decanter...update... after 24 hours, this is rather enjoyable. A bit of a silly game, this wine business...return.
Voss Expert tasting note
The nose yields aromas of ripe red fruit, violet, and a hint of pepper. On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied and juicy, with flavors of raspberry and blackberry, balanced by a subtle earthy note and a refreshing minerality.




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Genial
Not my cup of tea, really. Unusual in an odd rather than charming way. See how it holds up after a 24 hour sulk in the decanter...update... after 24 hours, this is rather enjoyable. A bit of a silly game, this wine business...return.
Amiya
Aged potential for refinement Moulin a Vent.\n\nThis wine displays a medium ruby hue.\n\nIt is featured by a medium intensity of red fruits (plum, cherry), floral accents (violet), spice traces (licorice, star anise), lees boldness (cream), MLF (butter), and oak influences (nutmeg).\n\nThis wine is dry, with high zippy zest that would be tempered and balanced by further aging.\n\nIn terms of quality, this wine offers a good equilibrium of characteristics, with high zippy tanginess that would be rounded and refined with time.\n
Fiela
Balanced gamay with dinner, showcasing a soft and smooth flavor profile, with notable cherry flavors that appeal to me. A elegant bitterness trails in the finish, suggesting a lengthy decanting process.
Based on 4 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Genial
Not my cup of tea, really. Unusual in an odd rather than charming way. See how it holds up after a 24 hour sulk in the decanter...update... after 24 hours, this is rather enjoyable. A bit of a silly game, this wine business...return.
Amiya
Aged potential for refinement Moulin a Vent.\n\nThis wine displays a medium ruby hue.\n\nIt is featured by a medium intensity of red fruits (plum, cherry), floral accents (violet), spice traces (licorice, star anise), lees boldness (cream), MLF (butter), and oak influences (nutmeg).\n\nThis wine is dry, with high zippy zest that would be tempered and balanced by further aging.\n\nIn terms of quality, this wine offers a good equilibrium of characteristics, with high zippy tanginess that would be rounded and refined with time.\n
Fiela
Balanced gamay with dinner, showcasing a soft and smooth flavor profile, with notable cherry flavors that appeal to me. A elegant bitterness trails in the finish, suggesting a lengthy decanting process.
The Louis Boillot & Fils Moulin-à-Vent 'Les Brussellions' is a complex wine with mixed reviews. Some find it unusual initially but enjoyable after decanting, while others appreciate its balance and cherry flavors. It has potential for refinement with aging, featuring red fruits, floral notes, and spice. The wine's high tanginess may mellow over time, offering a rewarding experience for those who enjoy its complexity.
This Louis Boillot & Fils Moulin-à-Vent 'Les Brussellions' is a distinctive and elegant Gamay from the legendary Beaujolais region of France. The nose yields aromas of ripe red fruit, violet, and a hint of pepper. On the palate, the wine is medium-bodied and juicy, with flavors of raspberry and blackberry, balanced by a subtle earthy note and a refreshing minerality. The finish is long and expansive, with an enticing lingering of spices. Enjoy now with grilled lamb, roasted pork, or charcuterie.
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