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Daniel Bouland Morgon Delys 1926
From vines of yore
(Saturday May 03 , 2025)
TASTING NOTES FROM THE CURATOR
Made with 100% Gamay grapes, hand-harvested from vines planted in 1926, and aged in old foudres after being vinified in concrete vats, this red wine is smooth, with a medium to full body. Hailing from the Morgon appellation of the Beaujolais region, the Daniel Bouland Morgon Delys 1926 has fresh floral notes of violet, crushed granite, and light green olives on the nose. on the palate, it gives cherry and raspberry, with hints of licorice, soil, and cracked pepper.
PREPARATION AND PAIRINGS
The Morgon Delys 1926 by Domaine Daniel Bouland is great to serve chilled on a hot day. pair it with various cheeses, summery stews, grilled pork, or tomato-based pastas.
THE UNASSUMING VIGNERON
Daniel Bouland is a not a new name, especially if you are familiar with the Beaujolais region. His eponymous domaine lies in the hamlet of Corcelette in Francem, and some of his vines are nearly a hundred years old. His terroirs are exceptional and diverse, planted on Vialla rootstock, on steep slopes. Despite his quality wine, and his wealth of experience, Bouland is a quiet vigneron that keeps mostly to himself and to his vines. He is humble, discreet, but incredibly hardworking, ensuring all of the grapes that grow in his domaine are cared for, and each bottle of wine is to a standard he upholds.
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Storage Instructions
Store unopened red wines in a cool, dry, and dark place safe from constant vibration. Keep your bottle horizontal in a wine rack or cellar to retain the moistness of the cork. The ideal temperature for storage is between 16 to 18°C. Once opened, a bottle will be good for 3 to 5 days standing upright in the refrigerator.
