Henry Fessy's Fleurie is characterized by abounding finesse and elegance with floral aromas of irises and violets.

Lying on homogeneous soils of granite containing large crystals, Fleurie is often regarded as the Queen of Beaujolais.

Shows a nice and deep red color with tints of brown. On the nose, you find strawberry, raspberry and blackberry notes with leather and coffee flavors on the finish.

Château des Labourons dominates the beautiful hillsides of the Fleurie appellation.

Six villages have the privilege of sharing this subtle and enchanting cru, considered the darling of Parisian brasseries.