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Guy Breton is a legendary figure in the natural wine movement, celebrated as one of the original "Gang of Four" who championed a return to traditional Beaujolais winemaking. The P'tit Max cuvée is sourced from Guy’s oldest vines in the Morgon cru, rooted in weathered schist and granite soils that impart profound depth to the Gamay grape.
Farmed organically and harvested by hand, the wine undergoes semi-carbonic maceration with native yeasts and is bottled without fining or filtration. Juicy red cherry and raspberry are joined by violet, spice, and an earthy note, with supple tannins and a savory finish. It has the easy charm of Gamay with the added depth and structure that make Morgon particularly satisfying at the table.
Varietal: Gamay
Appellation: Morgon, Beaujolais, France
Farming: Organic practices
Style: Red. Juicy, savory, and lightly structured
Guy Breton is a legendary figure in the natural wine movement, celebrated as one of the original "Gang of Four" who championed a return to traditional Beaujolais winemaking. The P'tit Max cuvée is sourced from Guy’s oldest vines in the Morgon cru, rooted in weathered schist and granite soils that impart profound depth to the Gamay grape.
Farmed organically and harvested by hand, the wine undergoes semi-carbonic maceration with native yeasts and is bottled without fining or filtration. Juicy red cherry and raspberry are joined by violet, spice, and an earthy note, with supple tannins and a savory finish. It has the easy charm of Gamay with the added depth and structure that make Morgon particularly satisfying at the table.
Varietal: Gamay
Appellation: Morgon, Beaujolais, France
Farming: Organic practices
Style: Red. Juicy, savory, and lightly structured
