Beaujolais
Light, fruity reds from Gamay, just south of Burgundy; Fleurie and Morgon are among its villages.
A region, red. On the list at 7 Plymouth venues. Made mostly from Gamay.
What a glass costs
A 175ml glass typically costs £10.97, from £9 to £15.50; a bottle typically £47, from £31 to £68.
- North Street No 7 Cafe and Bar: £9
- Phoenix Wharf at Pier Masters House: £9.95
- Ocean View at The Dome: £12
- Àclèaf at Boringdon Hall: £15.50
Each dot is one glass on a venue's list.
Where to drink it
| Venue | 175ml glass | Bottle | Sun out front |
|---|---|---|---|
| North Street No 7 Cafe and Bar Barbican & Sutton Harbour Beaujolais, Albert Bichot | £9 | £34 | Mostly shaded |
| Phoenix Wharf at Pier Masters House Barbican & Sutton Harbour Mommessin Beaujolais Villages | £9.95 | £31 | Some sun |
| Ocean View at The Dome The Hoe & waterfront Fleurie La Riene de l`Arenite Madone | £12 | £46 | Sunny |
| Àclèaf at Boringdon Hall Plympton Morgon "Les Delys", Domaine Jean Pierre Large; Beaujolais Village, Cave de Fleurie; Morgon, Louis Latour | £15.50 | £47 | Sun trap |
| KUKU City Centre Fleurie La Riene de L’Arenite Madone - 2023 | £34 | Mostly shaded | |
| The Devonport Inn Cawsand & Kingsand Caves des Grands Vin de Fleurie | £47 | Some sun | |
| Marco Pierre White City Centre Louis Jadot Combe aux Jacques Beaujolais-Villages | £51.50 | Sun trap |
The cheapest of each venue's Beaujolais wines, from its own list, before any offer. Lists change; check before you go.