Producer

Romanèche-Thorins · Beaujolais · France

Georges Duboeuf

In a few words

An iconic house that has brought Beaujolais to the world while making Gamay and its crus accessible to a wide audience.

Origin

Beaujolais · France

Appellation

Brouilly

Grape varieties

Gamay

The producer

Who are they?

Founded in 1964 in Romanèche-Thorins by Georges Duboeuf, the house has become one of Beaujolais’s major ambassadors. With roots in a long family history tied to the vine, it now works with more than 300 growers and estates and offers a wide-ranging view of the crus and appellations of Beaujolais and the Mâconnais. Georges Duboeuf also played a major role in the international popularization of Beaujolais Nouveau. Behind this renown is a steady commitment to selecting expressive, approachable wines that remain true to their origin, with Gamay as the guiding thread.

Their approach

What sets them apart.

01

Growers' work at the centre

The house collaborates with more than 300 growers and estates, seeking to preserve the identity of the different crus and terroirs of Beaujolais and the Mâconnais.

02

Gamay in all its forms

From Beaujolais Nouveau to the grands crus, the house demonstrates how Gamay can be generous, fresh, delicate or more structured depending on its origin.

03

Making Beaujolais known

Georges Duboeuf devoted much of his work to making the region's wines visible and accessible far beyond their borders.

In the vineyard

What they grow.

Gamay

Le Premier Verre

Why we follow them.

Because Georges Duboeuf is an ideal gateway to discovering Beaujolais without complications. You can start with an approachable, generous wine, then progressively explore Brouilly, Fleurie, Morgon, Moulin-à-Vent and the other crus to understand how much Gamay changes with its terroir.

Discover

Their wines.

At the winery

Visit.

Visits

Yes

Address

796 Route de la Gare, 71570 Romanèche-Thorins, France

Reservation

Not required

Good to know

Le Hameau Duboeuf, in Romanèche-Thorins, features a trail devoted to the vine and wine, tastings, a restaurant and a shop. Hours vary by season; it's best to check the official site before you visit.