Where can I get bottles of Régnié, Chiroubles and Saint Amour in the MidAtlantic?
I'm hosting a Beaujolais tasting and am having a little trouble finding a retailer who carries these wines. I'm in the Philadelphia area and would be willing to travel as far as DC/Maryland and NY to get some.
Thanks
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No St Amour, but plenty of other options:
http://www.chambersstwines.com/Browse.asp?browsetype=Wines&categoryid=3&GrapeVarietalID=0&vintage=0&price=0
http://www.crushwineandspirits.com/Re...=
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I found some at Astor in NYC including a Saint Amour: http://www.astorwines.com/SearchResul...
Thanks
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K+D Wines in Manhattan has a Regnie from Henry Fessy; should be on their web site.
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Thanks to both of you. I picked up every Cru (other than Moulin au Vent) and solid examples of Beaujolais and Beaujolais Village between stores down here and Astor Wines in NYC. I should be able to find a decent Moulin down here somewhere.
Wish me luck and thanks again
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Just across the river is Moore Brothers:
www.moorebrothers.com
They have some nice Beaujolais Village, Fleurie and Chenas in right now. Super wine store--check them out.
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They are in my basement.
Thanks
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You might want to add Garnet Wine to your list of NYC sources. I note the v good Joel Rochette Régnié on their list & right now they offer 15% off on solid cases. Garnet is known for their large & excellent inventory & their prices are excellent. BTW, Chinon is one of our favorites & Garnet has an outstanding selection of Loires.
http://www.garnetwine.com/main.asp?re...&
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Anyone have a suggestion for the serving order of the ten Beaujolais cru wines? A figured that moulin and cote de brouilly would be served last.
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