2007 Beaujolais Nouveau Silver Spring

The 2007 Beaujolais Nouveau Silver Spring is a popular and special wine with valiant fruit flavor. It is released in November each and here you will learn what's so special about this wine.

What is Beaujolais Nouveau?

For wine lovers, Beaujolais Nouveau is a special kind of light young vino. Usually the annual arrival of Beaujolais Nouveau Silver Spring is one of the most exciting events and celebration in Pairs.

There was a time when only Beaujolais Nouveau could produce rosé wine like this and now almost every wine country in the world can produce its own version of bright, easy drinking red wine.

All of the Beaujolais Nouveau grapes in the region must be picked by hand and Champagne is the only other wine region like this. As you know Gamay is the grape allowed in Beaujolais Nouveau and one should be aware of wines labeled Gamay Beaujolais in California as California Gamay is not the same.

There are 10 wine growing areas in Beaujolais, but Beaujolais Nouveau can only come from the Beaujolais and Beaujolais Villages. These vinos are meant to be enjoyed young when the fruits flavors are still valiant.

The wine Beaujolais Nouveau was first made available commercially in the early 1970s and it has a loyal following ever since.

Where Can I Buy Beaujolais Nouveau?

At the end of November, it will actually be hard not to buy Beaujolais Nouveau Silver Spring as it is a heavily promoted primeur wine upon release. You will find it in most wine stores on its release date: the third Thursday of November every year (November 15th in 2007).

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