Description
Brouilly 1983 – Domaine Georges Viornery
The Authentic Expression of a Beaujolais Terroir
The 1983 Brouilly from Domaine Georges Viornery beautifully showcases the unique character of Beaujolais wines, made from the Gamay grape grown on the volcanic soils typical of the granite massif of Mont Brouilly. This vintage, marked by favorable weather, allowed for excellent ripening, resulting in a wine that is both expressive and well balanced.
In the glass, it displays an evolved ruby hue with slight translucency, typical of mature wines. The nose is rich and complex, blending aromas of stewed red berries, black cherry, violet, alongside spicy and earthy notes reminiscent of forest floor.
On the palate, the signature freshness of Gamay remains, supported by silky, fully integrated tannins. The wine offers a light to medium body, lively acidity, and a persistent finish with mineral and fruity nuances.
This 1983 Brouilly is a wine of both simplicity and nobility, an ideal companion to rustic dishes such as beef stew, coq au vin, or a selection of aged cheeses.
Caractéristiques
| Castle / Estate / House | Domaine George Viornery |
| Designation | Brouilly |
| Capacity (cl) | 75 |
| Color | Red |
| Vintage (year) | 1983 |
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