About this Event
A glass of each for a tenner, can't say any fairer than that
Say hello to our petits amis. Vive 2026!!
Séléné's Sylvère Trichard took over his Grandmother’s four hectares of vines near the Beaujolais commune of Blacé in 2012. Working with biodynamic principles in mind, in accordance with the lunar calendar; but not pursuing strict certification. Vines are between 20 to 80 years old and planted on sandy clay soils over granite.
Sylvère went on to study agriculture before stints working with Dominique Belluard in the Savoie and Jean-Claude Lapalu back home in Beaujolais. He started Séléné in 2012, working loosely with biodynamic principles in mind, in accordance with the lunar calendar; but not pursuing strict certification.
Last year's release was our favourite Beaujolais Nouveau to date, and their Mama Killa Rose remains a contender for our wine of the year 2026.
Vignobles Bulliat was created in 1978 by Noël Bulliat when, on leaving viticultural school, he bought 4 hectares of vineyard, although his family has been growing vines in the region since the 1700s. He was joined by his son Loïc in 2005 and they now farm 14 hectares across the Beaujolais region.
A new addition to our wardrobe, selected by an importer we trust a great deal and who knows our tastes well. Will it be a the dark, crunchy horse of the day?
Event venue & nearby stays
Canopy Market, 2 Granary Square, London, United Kingdom