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Dupre Glou Glou Beaujolais Villages

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$12.34 $18.99 In stock

Category: Gamay

Dupre Glou Glou Beaujolais Villages is a red wine made from Gamay, produced by Jean Michel Dupre in the Beaujolais region of France. The name "glou glou" is French slang for highly quaffable, suggesting an easy-drinking style.

  • Producer: Jean Michel Dupre
  • Appellation: Beaujolais-Villages, France
  • Varietal: Gamay
  • Type: Red wine
  • Size: 750mL
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Owen ★★★★★

Poured a glass last night and the fruit just bursts out of the glass—it's ridiculously easy to drink. The name "glou glou" really fits; we killed the bottle before we even realized it.

Jason ★★★★★

Cracked it open after dinner and that "glou glou" name isn't kidding—it went down way too fast with the roast chicken. The Gamay’s got that light, juicy body that makes it perfect for just sipping without overthinking. Definitely grabbing another bottle for the next casual get-together.

Daniel ★★★★★

Popped this after a quick chill and it went down almost too easily for a Tuesday night—the "glou glou" name isn't just marketing. That Gamay fruit is bright and fresh, with none of the heavy tannins you'd expect from a bigger red.