More often than not, this wine can drink more like Burgundy than Beaujolais. Maybe it’s the proximity to Burgundy, maybe it’s the longer macération. Regardless, the wine is well defined with loads of fresh red fruit. Fruit for ‘Bambins’ comes from blue volcanic and schist soils at the northernmost tip of Saint Amour. Notes of wild berries, meaty cherries, raspberry skin, and crushed rose petals lead to a lingering and refreshing finish. The name ‘Bambins’ (kids) references Yann becoming a father for the first time two years back. Serve chilled