It was in the 15th century that Antoine de Laye began the reconstruction of the Château de Corcelles on the foundations of an old stronghold built in the Carolingian period. The Douby River, which flows at the foot of the Château, marked the boundary between the dioceses of Autun and Lyon, the counties of Burgundy and Beaujolais. From 1984, the Richard family took over the prestigious 92-hectare estate offering Gamay a diversity of terroirs, the jewel of which is the Morgon cru. Aromas of ripe fruit and mineral notes are revealed on the nose. The palate is firm, with elegance and lovely freshness. Grape: Gamay Taste and flavor: Powerful and full- Alcohol content: 13° It will go perfectly with meat dishes as well as cheeses. It is consumed at 12-14°C.