Lafarge-Vial, Fleurie, 2024 GUIDO a conviction that the island

a conviction that the island could speak through red grapes as eloquently as white

farmed organically in limestone and sand and made with native ferments and a hands-off touch

focusing on organic farming and minimal intervention to highlight the purity and character of the grapes

and unmistakable Left Bank poise

while apricot and bergamot peel notes define the nose

Lafarge-Vial, Fleurie, 2024 GUIDO a conviction that the islandDon't let the plain village label fool you this draws on the oldest vines Lafarge Vial owns, with plantings going back to 1950 alongside blocks from 1969 and the 1970s. It comes from two south and southeast facing granite lieux dits, Bel Air and Sarcillon; Bel Air mattered enough to the family that they bottled it on its own in their debut 2014 release before folding it into this blend. Frdric Lafarge, of Volnay's Domaine Michel Lafarge, and Chantal