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Cru Beaujolais: Focus on St. Amour and Chenas
Today we'll finish up with the two remaining crus, St. Amour and Chenas.
It is tempting to assume that, because I am covering them last, I hold St. Amour and Chenas in least regard among the 10 Crus. This is far from the case.
It is true that, when you browse our selection of Cru Beaujolais (we have over 60 right now!), you do not encounter very many examples of either Cru. In fact, I see that we presently have exactly one bottling of each.
But both those bottlings are dear to my heart. I drink them frequently. I cellar them. I love them.

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