Morgon Grand Cras 2015
The 2015 vintage of Morgon Grand Cras from Mee Godard is a cuvée that shines with its aromatic generosity. On the nose, it reveals intense aromas of red and black fruits, such as blackberry and cherry, enhanced with floral nuances and a subtle touch of liquorice. On the palate it offers a rich texture, silky tannins and balanced acidity, creating a perfect harmony. The finish is marked by an elegant aromatic persistence, skillfully combining spicy nuances and undergrowth notes. This 2015 vintage is a work of wine art, capturing the very essence of Morgon in a style that is both powerful and delicate.
Technical sheet
14.3°100% Gamay100% ORGANICBeaujolais
Awards
The vintage rewards
Tamlyn Currin - 17/20jancisrobinson.com
"Grand Cras 2017: Redcurrants, blackberries and a tiny hint of farmyard. The tannins on the Grand Cras ripple with muscle in a way that they haven't on her other 2017s. This is the stallion of the stable, wild and darker, a dangerous edge and no brush-tip delicacy here. Rooted in granite. A wine carved from rock. Formidable beauty."
Michael Apstein - 93/100@apsteinonwine.com
"Realizing the diversity of soils within Morgon, the wine producers there divided that appellation into six fairly large (averaging about 450 acres) climats, one of which is Grand Cras. This one, from Mee Godard, one of the rising stars in Morgon, comes from a single 1-acre plot of 20-year-old vines. The darker soil in Grand Cras compared to that in Corcelette, another of the Morgon climats, tells the story. A bigger and bolder wine, it has a paradoxical austerity and charm. Less accessible with firmer tannins than her Morgon Corcelette at this stage, it has a lovely firmness without a trace of hardness. Give it a few years in the cellar or open and decant it several hours before you serve it with a hearty stew this winter."
Tamlyn Currin - 17/20jancisrobinson.com
"Grand Cras 2020: I'm convinced these Godard wines are becoming more diaphanous and more finesse with every vintage. The strength of them is moving from tannic, extracted power to an inner, more intangible power. Her Grand Cras, which I've always found to be her most formidable, brooding, tannic wine over the years, is still commanding, still a masterpiece of granite-turned-into-wine, but there is a new fluidity, a soaring poetry, a vulnerability, that I have never found in this wine before. It tastes as if Mee Godard has made a connection with her vines that goes beneath the ground. The Grand Cras fruit is, as always, on the blue-black spectrum. We've been picking our own blackcurrants the few last days and I can taste them in this wine, along with the scribble of coal dust and inkiness that is so very Grand Cras. The tannins, though, are cursive, with their own lustrous flow. Liquid obsidian. What a beauty."
Our Cuvée
Mee Godard's Morgon Grand Cras cuvée is a captivating expression of the Grand Cras terroir in the Morgon appellation. This very elegant red wine is made with the Gamay grape variety, which gives it a fruity character and exceptional depth. It has an intense ruby color and reveals aromas of ripe black fruits, enriched by spicy and floral notes. On the palate it offers a complex structure, silky tannins and a lingering finish, creating an unforgettable taste experience.
Food & Wine Pairings
Pair Mee Godards wines with your dishes
Grilled lamb with herbs
The aromas of dark fruits and spices in this wine perfectly complement the flavor of grilled lamb.
Roast chicken with mushrooms
Mushrooms and Morgon Grand Cras form a harmonious combination of earthy flavors.
Soft cheeses
Brie or Camembert for an exceptional cheese-wine experience.
