At Col de Crie, a forest 200 years in the making
Explore the forest shaped by planting in the Haut-Beaujolais, its timber history, and the Vert Horizon exhibition and family activities at Col de Crie in autumn 2026.
Read the storyHistory of the Beaujolais Region
Read practical history of the beaujolais region stories, recommendations and guides rooted in the Beaujolais region.
How Beaujolais and Cognac embodied the art of french trade
Two rivers, two destinies. The Saône carried Beaujolais to Lyon; the Charente sent Cognac across the seas. Together, they turned craftsmanship into culture — and wine into France’s most eloquent ambassador.
How Cluny’s monks shaped the vineyards of Beaujolais
Discover how the monks of Cluny transformed Beaujolais into a cornerstone of viticulture, blending faith, innovation, and respect for the land into a lasting legacy.
Why the Pot of Beaujolais still matters today
Discover the fascinating story of the pot of Beaujolais, a vessel that captures the heart of this iconic wine region. From its origins to its enduring cultural significance, this is a journey into the essence of Beaujolais tradition.
What does Beaujolais mean? More than just a name
Beaujolais is more than just a name on a label—it’s a journey through history, terroir, and the unique character of Gamay.
Beaujolais and the Rhône: a river’s role in wine trade history
How the Rhône River helped Beaujolais wines reach new shores, shaping winemaking practices and establishing the region’s fame in markets near and far.