The vineyard’s best upgrade? Switching to electric pruners
Faster cuts, fewer injuries, and precision like never before. Electric pruners have transformed vineyard work across France—and the Beaujolais is no exception.
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The people behind the bottles: how migrant workers sustain Beaujolais wine
The Beaujolais harvest is increasingly dependent on foreign seasonal workers. Explore the reasons behind France’s labor shortage, its impact on wine quality, and the uncertain future of traditional vendanges.
Malolactic Magic : the Science behind the softness of Beaujolais
Beaujolais owes its trademark softness and round mouthfeel to a microscopic process most drinkers never hear about.
Why is sugar sometimes added to Beaujolais? The Secret Winemakers Don’t Talk About!
In Beaujolais, some vintages reveal a well-kept secret: the addition of sugar, known as chaptalization. Traditional practice or controversial intervention—why do winemakers sometimes choose this technique? Deep dive into the fascinating history and uncertain future of a method that divides wine enthusiasts.
Inside the bubble: the bold art of carbonic maceration in Beaujolais
Learn the secrets behind the bright, fruity style of Beaujolais wines through the art of carbonic maceration—a winemaking technique that sets this region apart.