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Beaujolais producers unite to stop ‘loss of vines’
Three major Beaujolais producers have created a joint investment company to buy vineyards in Beaujolais and Beaujolais Villages to guard against the 'worrying loss of vines in the region'.
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Beaujolais distances itself from ‘quenelle’ wine
Beaujolais producers have distanced themselves from a local wine showing the controversial 'quenelle' sign on its label.
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Who is drinking Beaujolais Nouveau?
Beaujolais Nouveau may be derided as a gimmick by some wine lovers, but official figures in the Decanter graphic below show there is still plenty of consumer demand around the world.
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Beaujolais: revival of the fittest
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Beaujolais aims for sparkling wine appellation
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Beaujolais winemakers protest over low prices
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Beaujolais prices: Winemakers agree uneasy truce
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Anson on Thursday: Just don’t call them Beaujolais crus
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Beaujolais head steps down over ‘unacceptable pressure’
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Beaujolais crus to identify all climats by 2016
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Michel Chapoutier buys Beaujolais negociant
Michel Chapoutier, owner of numerous wine estates in the northern and southern Rhone, has acquired Beaujolais negociant La Maison Trenel.
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Video: Decanter interviews
Interviews
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French biodynamic winemaker facing court for refusing to spray vines
French officials have targeted a second biodynamic winemaker for refusing to spray vines against flavescence doree disease, this time in the Beaujolais Cru area of Moulin a Vent.
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