WTN: 2004 Domaine Dupeuble Beaujolais

[David M. Bueker]

Let's try this again...

Light ruby color, and a nose of strawberries laced with earth and a touch of reductiveness. It needs some time to open/outgas. It's a touch prickly on the tongue in a way that some young German wines can be. Lots of berry on the palate, and good depth, especially for a basic Beaujolais. As it settles I am liking it more and more. Very little in the way of tartness here, or perhaps its just masked by the depth of fruit.

Really good value at $12.99. I would happily drink this alongside the 2004 Brun, and in fact I really wish I had more.

Any enablers out there? Hey Bill, I know I said I didn't need anything else...

[Bob Parsons Alberta]

Thats better wine eh. Sounds like the wine I would enjoy drinking after spraying the other stuff. LOL.

[Bill Buitenhuys]

This does sound good, David.

Did it come from the same shop as the Brun and Pepiere? I can be your supply chain provided you don't have your expediter calling for rush orders.

[David M. Bueker]

The sticker said Cambridge Mall.

[David M. Bueker]

2 nights in the fridge and this stuff still rocks!!

[Bill Buitenhuys]

2 nights in the fridge and this stuff still rocks!!

Power to Dupeuble?