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Wine Best Buys BEST BUYS Made from the Gamay grape. Includes, in ascending order of general quality: Beaujolais Nouveau; Beaujolais; Beaujolais-Villages (from 39 villages); Beaujolais Superieur; and the ten Cru Beaujolais (which do not show the word “Beaujolais” on their label): Light-Bodied: Brouilly, Regnie, Chiroubles. Medium-Bodied: Cote de Brouilly, Fleurie, St-Amour. Fullest-Bodied: Chenas, Julienas, Morgon, Moulin-a-Vent. Generally, Beaujolais should be drunk young, but the Cru Beaujolais can last five to ten years or more and will improve with age. COSTCO 527 warehouse stores in North America World’s largest retailer of wines (per Wikipedia, but TESCO and LCBO disagree) 88 $11 Maison Louis Tete Morgon Les Charmeuses 09. $11 Costco (not at all Costco’s). $15 K&L. $15-$16 wine-searcher.com. CellarTracker.com 88.5 (2 ratings). “A steal at $11” VivaLaVino.com. HOT BUY. SAFEWAY (10% discount on any six bottles) 3rd largest supermarket chain with 1731 stores in western and central US 85 $10 Louis Jadot Beaujolais 09. $10 Safeway/TrJ. $11 Sh-L. $16 Rite-Aid. ST 87. WBB 85. W&S Not Recommended. BEVERAGES & MORE (B&M) 111 stores in CA and NV 86 $10 Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages 10. $9 Cost+. 10 WClub/TW&M/B&M. $12 Sh-L. $13 wine.com. $8-$16 wine-searcher.com. Best Value RP ??. Best Buy WE 88. WW 91. CellarTracker.com 84 (55 ratings). Snooth.com 3 stars (15 votes). 86 $14+ Joseph Drouhin Brouilly 06. $14.37 B&M. ST 77. W&S 85. CellarTracker.com 86 (1 rating). TRADER JOES (TrJ) 337 stores in 26 states 85 $10 Louis Jadot Beaujolais 09. $10 Safeway/TrJ. $11 Sh-L. $16 Rite-Aid. ST 87. WBB 85. W&S Not Recommended. COST PLUS – WORLD MARKET (10% discount on any 4 bottles) 260 stores in 30 states 86 $9 Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages 10. $9 Cost+. 10 WClub/TW&M/B&M. $12 Sh-L. $13 wine.com. $8-$16 wine-searcher.com. Best Value RP ??. Best Buy WE 88. WW 91. CellarTracker.com 84 (55 ratings). Snooth.com 3 stars (15 votes). TOTAL WINE & MORE (TW&M) 67 stores CA, AZ, NV, NJ, DL, GA, NC, SC, FL 85 $6 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais Nouveau 11. $6 TW&M. 7 Sh-L. $9 (sold out) wine.com. $13 B&M. $3-$16 wine-searcher.com. WE 84. Cellartracker.com 85 (84 ratings). “Top Wines at Beaujolais Nouveau” www.SecondGlass.com. 86 $7 Georges Duboeuf Beaujolais-Villages (Flower Label) 10. $7 TW&M. $10 Sh-L. $12 wine.com. $10 MSRP. $6.45-$12 wine-searcher.com. Best Buy BTI 88. RP 85. WS 84. Gault & Millau 14.5 (=84). Gold SFI 11. Gold Paris 12. Silver Paris 11. Silver Vinalies Int’l 11. Bronze France- Macom, SFI 12. Commended Decanter 12. 86 $10 Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages 10. $9 Cost+. 10 WClub/TW&M/B&M. $12 Sh-L. $13 wine.com. $8-$16 wine-searcher.com. Best Value RP ??. 1 Best Buy WE 88. WW 91. CellarTracker.com 84 (55 ratings). Snooth.com 3 stars (15 votes). 86 $10+ Joseph Drouhin Beaujolais-Villages 09. $10.49 TW&M. $14 wine.com. $8-$15 wine-searcher.com. ST 87. 88 $12 Georges Duboeuf Morgon (Flower Label) 09. $12 TW&M. $13 MSRP. $10-$17 wine-searcher.com. JR 17 (=92). WS 90. RP 86-87+. W&S 86. Silver France-Macon, Paris 10. Bronze Japan 11. HOT BUY. 89 $13 Chateau de la Perriere Brouilly 09. $13 TW&M. RP 90. WE 86. CellarTracker.com 88.5 (2 ratings). JR 16 (=88). HOT BUY 89 $14 Georges Duboeuf Morgon Jean Descombes 08. $14 TW&M/Sh-L. $16 MSRP. $17 wine.com. $14-$19 wine-searcher.com. RP 90. WS 89. ST 88. W&S Not Recommended. 90 $15 Duboeuf Morgon Domaine Jean Descombes 09. $15 TW&M/Sh-L. $16 K&L. $10-$20 wine-searcher.com. $20 Zachys. Best Buy, Top 100 Wines of 2011 WS 93. WE 90. RP 90-91. JR 16.5 (=90). CellarTracker.com 89 (203 ratings). HOT BUY. 89 $15 Debeaune Morgon Belles Grives 09. $15 TW&M. $15.79 wine.com. RP 90. CellarTracker.com 88 (8 ratings). HOT BUY. 85 $15 Domaine des Versauds Morgon 09. $15 TW&M. CellarTracker.com 85 (7 ratings). Recommended Jacksonville Wine Guide on YouTube.com. 87 $15 Domaine des Nazins (Georges Duboeuf) Brouilly 09. $15 TW&M. CellarTracker.com 88 (1 rating). Bronze Concours des Grands Vins de France Macon 11. 88 $16 Chateau de Nervers Brouilly 09. $16 TW&M. $10-$14 wine-searcher.com. RP 90. WE 88. JR 15.5 (=86). La Revue du Vin de France 14.5 (=82). CellarTracker.com 87 (6 ratings). 90 $16 Domaine Mont Chavy Morgon 10. $16 TW&M. C$18 LCBO. Top 100 Best Buys of 2011 WE 92. TheGlobeAndMail.com 90. CellarTracker.com 88 (6 ratings). WineAlign.com 4.3 stars (5 reviews). “Wine of the Day” National Post, Toronto. 90 $17 Domaine Mont Chavy Morgon 09. $17 TW&M. RP 90. WE 90. La Revue du Vin de France 14.5 (=82). CellarTracker.com 91 (4 ratings). 89 $17 Domaine du Riaz Cote de Brouilly 09. $17 TW&M. $13-$17 wine-searcher.com. RP 90. WE 88. CellarTracker.com 89 (6 ratings). WineAlign.com 4.2 stars (4 reviews). 89 $17 Chateau de la Chaize Brouilly 09. $14 Sh-L. $17 TW&M. $12-$19 wine-searcher.com. CellarTracker.com 89.2 (10 ratings). 90 $17 Georges Duboeuf Domaine de la Chaponne Morgon 09. $17 TW&M. Cellar Selection WE 92. RP 90-91+. ST 88. JR 16.5+ (=90+). CellarTracker.com 88 (14 ratings). 89 $18 Debeaune La Madone Fleurie 09. $18 TW&M. $11.49-$18 wine-searcher.com. RP 90. CellarTracker.com 88 (3 ratings). 88 $19 Domaine des Michelons (Georges Duboeuf) Moulin-a-Vent 09. $19 TW&M. RP 90. WE 88. CellarTracker.com 87 (11 ratings). 89 $20 Clos des Quartre Vents (Georges Duboeuf) Fleurie 09. $16 JJB. $20 TW&M. $10-$22 wine-searcher.com 88. RP 91. W&S 90. CellarTracker.com 88 (25 ratings). Seal of Approval Japan Wine Challenge. 88 $20 Chateau des Deduits (Georges Duboeuf) Fleurie 09. $20 TW&M. CellarTracker.com 88 (1 rating). Snooth.com 3½ stars (19 reviews). K&L San Francisco, Redwood City and Los Angeles 87 $14 Chateau de Saint-Lager Brouilly 10. $14 K&L. $15 MSRP. WE 87. Vinopedia.com 3 ½ stars (1 review). 87 $14 Chateau de Lavernette (formerly Dom de Boissieau) Beaujolais-Villages 09. $14 K&L. CellarTracker.com 88 (4 ratings). WineBeserkers.com 87. “Dynamite flavorful” 3cups.net. “Excellent bargain Beaujolais” GoodCheapVino.com. 89 $15 Duboeuf Domaine de la Chaponne Morgon 10. $7.81 JJB. $15 K&L. $16 wine.com. $12-$16 wine-searcher.com. WE 92. WBB 88 .RP 88. HOT BUY. 87 $15 Maison Louis Tete Morgon Les Charmeuses 09. $11 Costco. $15 K&L. $15-$16 wine-searcher.com. $20 MSRP. WS 83. CellarTracker.com 88.5 (2 ratings). “A steal at $11” VivaLaVino.com. 2 88 $16 Maison Louis Tete Moulin-a-Vent 09. $16 K&L. $20 MSRP. WS 86. JR 16 (=88). “A great deal at $11” VivaLaVino.com. 90 $16 Duboeuf Morgon Domaine Jean Descombes 09. $15 TW&M/Sh-L. $16 K&L. $10-$20 wine-searcher.com. $20 Zachys. Best Buy, Top 100 Wines of 2011 WS 93. WE 90. RP 90-91. JR 16.5 (=90). CellarTracker.com 89 (203 ratings). HOT BUY. 89 $16 Pascal Aufranc Chenas Vieilles Vignes de 1939 – 09. $16 K&L. $18 MSRP.$15-$19 wine-searcher.com. RP 89. CellarTracker.com 91 (3 ratings). Gault & Milau 15 (=82) 88 $19 Dubeouf Chateau des Capitans Julienas 10. $18 wine.com. $19 K&L/MSRP. WE 89. Cellar Selection BTI 88. Recommended JacksonvilleWineGuide.com 12/8/11 90 $20 Domaine Labruyere (Georges Duboeuf) Moulin-a-Vent 09. $20 K&L. $22 RP. ST 91. RP 88. Gold Concours Grandes Vins France Macon 11. 90 $27 Domaine de Vissouz Fleurie Poncie 2009. $27 K&L. $27 wine-searcher.com. RP 91. WS 90. ST 91. Cellartracker.com 90.4 (71 ratings). Revue du Vin 17/20 (=90). Gault & Millau 16/20 (=88). Bettane & Desseauve 15.5/20 (=86). 91 $27 Domaine du Vissoux Brouilly Pierreux 09. $27 K&L. $24-$30 wine-searcher.com. RP 91. ST 91. CellarTracker.com 90 (30 ratings). 90 $30 Chateau des Jacques (Louis Jadot) Moulin-a-Vent Clos des Thorins 09. $30 K&L. $27-$35.50 wine-searcher.com. $34 MSRP. WS 91. RP 88-89+. 91 $30 Chateau des Jasques(Louis Jadot) Moulin-aVent Champ de Coeur 09. $30 K&L.$23-$37 wine-searcher.com. WS 92. RP 89-90. Recommended GoodCheapVino.com. THE WINE CLUB largest wine merchant west of the Mississippi (per web site) 86 $10 Louis Jadot Beaujolais-Villages 10. $9 Cost+. 10 WClub/TW&M/B&M. $12 Sh-L. $13 wine.com. $8-$16 wine-searcher.com. Best Value RP ??. Best Buy WE 88. WW 91. CellarTracker.com 84 (55 ratings). Snooth.com 3 stars (15 votes). 87 $14 Georges Duboeuf Brouilly 10. $14 WClub. $15 wine.com/MSRP. BTI 91. WS 87. RP 84. Snooth.com 3 stars (3 reviews). 89 $14 Georges Duboeuf Morgon Jean Descombes 10. PCP$ 7.81 ($11 full price) JJB. $14 WClub. $15 Sh-L. $17 wine.com. $16 MSRP. $11-$17 RP. Best Buy BTI 90. WE 90. WS 88. RP 88. HOT BUY. 89 $16 Georges Duboeuf Moulin-a-Vent Domaine des Rosiers 10.
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