Exceptional Wines from Domaine Mortet in Beaujolais

Domaine Mortet spans 4.5 hectares in the renowned Moulin à Vent and an additional 2 hectares in Beaujolais. The winery is dedicated to every step of the winemaking process, ensuring the production of high-quality wines. From harvesting to vinification, bottling, and distribution, each phase is handled with care. The estate features a charming house, a well-equipped cellar, an air-conditioned tasting room, and a historic vaulted cellar.

Domaine Mortet – A Commitment to Sustainability

The Beaujolais region is home to 12 appellations, including 10 crus. Domaine Mortet's vineyards thrive on granite soils, which are ideal for cultivating exceptional Gamay and Chardonnay grapes. The wines are known for their remarkable balance, enticing aromas, and rich textures. Benefiting from ample sunlight due to their mid-slope location, the grapes develop unique flavors. The winemakers prioritize environmental sustainability, employing traditional methods that avoid harmful pesticides and chemicals. Notable wines from Domaine Mortet include Moulin à Vent Cuvée “Les Héritages,” Beaujolais Villages, Beaujolais Villages Rosé, and Beautiful Bulle, a delightful sparkling wine available in both white and rosé.

Visit the Authentic Winery in Beaujolais

For wine enthusiasts, a visit to Domaine Mortet is a must. Guests can tour the authentic cellars and vineyards, with options for guided tours available for individuals or groups. Knowledgeable staff will lead you through the vineyards and provide tastings of several exquisite wines, offering insights into the winemaking process and the unique characteristics of each varietal.

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Séba Bencina
March 13, 2019
Nice 👍 once the exterior work is finished it will be very beautiful
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Location

Location 1339 route du bourg Romanèche-thorins 71570 France

Region

Beaujolais Villages, Beaujolais, France

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Reduced Mobility Access
Pets Allowed
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Wine types

Red Wine
White Wine
Rose Wine
Sparkling Wine
Sweet Wine
Spirits

Grape varieties

Gamay

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Séba Bencina
Reviewed on March 13, 2019

Nice 👍 once the exterior work is finished it will be very beautiful

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友田正人
Reviewed on September 4, 2018

I only recently learned about Denis Morte in the past four to five years, and my knowledge of Gevrey-Chambertin is long, but my wine journey, which started with Leroy, has been around for about 40 years. The first time I drank Denis Morte, I drank an ordinary Bourgogne Rouge and was speechless...I immediately searched for Gevrey Chambertin and got it, and since then, several years have passed each time the vintage has changed, and now there are three vintages. I have Gevrey Chambertin in stock at my home and restaurant. I don't know the general history of the current owner, but the wine produced by this young man is truly sincere. In the 1980s and 1990s, I discovered Leroy's high-quality wines and, of course, all the varieties of Romanée-Conti, which made me realize the deep enjoyment of wine, but today's Denis, although still young, has a lot of vibrancy. has stirred my passion once again and has become one of the domaines that I look forward to seeing in the future. I dream of the land of Burgundy that I have yet to see while looking at a map and surrendering myself to the spirit of alcohol. Denis Morte is the wine that gives me such wings. Currently, the reputation of Denis Morte is skyrocketing in Japan.It wasn't that bad three or four years ago, but when I first started buying it, it seemed like there was still a lot left, but now they can add more when they run out. It is difficult to get stock at all ~ Doni's evaluation On the other hand, the reputation of the plain type like Charlotpin is still so-so, but I think that both of them are making wines that will lead the future of Burgundy ~ 50 years of wine history I am~ I bought 6 bottles of 15 year old Gevrey Chambertin, Cinq Terroir, etc. Of course, after I learned about this Denis, I started buying them in 2013. I bought the same amount and variety in 2014 and 2015. I tasted them and still have them in stock. However, 15 is the best of the wines, and has the most gorgeousness and liveliness. The quality is so good that I am convinced that the wine that will succeed or follow Jayer will be He Denis. I feel something else rational about Duka though~

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Frequently Asked Questions about Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais

Where is Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais located?

Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais is located in Beaujolais Villages, France

What type of wines does Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais produce?

Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais produces Red Wine, White Wine, Rose Wine, Sparkling Wine, Sweet Wine, Spirits.

What grape varieties do they plant at Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais?

At Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais, they cultivate Gamay.

What languages do they speak at the Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais?

At Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais they speak English, French.

Do they produce organic wines at Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais?

No, Domaine Mortet: A Gem in Beaujolais is not an organic wine producer.