Domaine Anne-Sophie Dubois ★ 4.6
Anne-Sophie Dubois farms eight hectares in the Les Labourons lieu-dit of Fleurie, organically certified with old vines (the oldest over 60 years).
ClassificationFleurie AOC
VarietalsGamay
TastingFamily estate open for visits; six-generation Despres family property.
NeighbourhoodFleurie AOC
Location
Address: 1230 Route de la Madone, 69820 Fleurie, France, Beaujolais
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