Beaujolais wine route map: how to choose among the 7 circuits
Compare the 7 official Beaujolais wine route circuits by distance, stops and travel style to plan a half-day, full day or weekend itinerary.
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Read practical travel guide stories, recommendations and guides rooted in the Beaujolais region.
How to explore Beaujolais like a local (not a wine tourist)
Most wine regions in France can feel intimidating. Beaujolais does the opposite—it invites you in, pours you a glass, and starts a conversation.
France’s other Tuscany? Welcome to the Golden Stone villages of Beaujolais
Glowing hills, Jurassic limestone, golden wines: discover the Pierres Dorées, Beaujolais’ most radiant terroir.
Savor every mile while cycling and tasting wine in Beaujolais
From spring blossoms to autumn harvests, savor the rhythm of the road and the richness of Gamay.
Vaux-en-Beaujolais (Clochemerle): the satirical village immortalized by Gabriel Chevallier
A village where wine, literature, and humor meet, offering visitors a taste of Beaujolais and a glimpse into one of France’s most famous fictional scandals!
Eagle Rock’s beloved Café Beaujolais is no more
After 25 years of serving authentic French cuisine, Café Beaujolais in Eagle Rock has closed its doors. Here's a look back at what made this bistro so special.
Mont Brouilly : the sleeping volcano that shaped Beaujolais’ finest wines
Discover Mont Brouilly, the volcanic heart of Beaujolais, where breathtaking views, rich history, and exceptional Côte de Brouilly wines come together to create an unforgettable experience.
Where Is the Beaujolais Wine Region?
Nestled between Lyon and Burgundy, the Beaujolais wine region is famed for its rolling hills, granite soils, and vibrant Gamay wines. Let’s dive into where exactly this region is and what makes it special.