Since 1927 Fleurie wine growers came together and sold their Beaujolais grapes collectively for the first time. Since then, successive families have continued to work with Cave de Fleurie:'our “elders” created and established our winery’s image with, among them, some very important figures, who have influenced and helped to develop the entire Beaujolais region.' Set at the northern end of the Beaujolais winegrowing region, Fleurie is often considered to be the most 'feminine' of the Beaujolais Crus. A pleasant nose with aromas of red fruit and hints of rose.