Maison J.Thorin Beaujolais-Villages Champagne Jean Lallement et Fils and chalky‑clay texture reflects both

and chalky‑clay texture reflects both the 1934 vines and the domaine’s whole‑cluster

lightly grippy tannins and bright acidity

It drinks well as an aperitif

reminiscent of the Mosel-Saar

shaped by the cool 2021 vintage and the domaine’s clay‑limestone soils

Maison J.Thorin Beaujolais-Villages Champagne Jean Lallement et Fils and chalky‑clay texture reflects bothThe 2023 Maison J. Thorin BeaujolaisVillages opens with raspberry, redcherry, and violet aromatics, supported by a hint of crushedgranite minerality. The palate is juicy, silky, and vibrant, offering pure redberry fruit wrapped in soft tannins and lively acidity. Semicarbonic maceration keeps the wine fragrant and lifted, while the granite soils add a subtle mineral edge. The finish is fresh, clean, and lightly spiced, making this a quintessential