Collection: Gamay

Gamay is a grape variety best known for being used to produce wine in the Beaujolais region of France. Wines made from Gamay grapes typically have a fresh taste with notes of strawberry and cherry, and a light color, often with a low tannin content.

The Gamay grapes are also known for their quick ripening and ability to be ripened in a way that highlights their fruity flavor and aroma. They are also resistant to a number of winemaking-related diseases, making them suitable for growing in climates that can be challenging for other grape varieties.

The Gamay grapes are considered to produce wine with a balance between sweetness, acidity and tannins, making them suitable for enjoying as a regular wine with everyday meals.