This wine comes from the 39 superior villages of Beaujolais and is a triumphant blend by master winemaker Duboeuf. Packed with juicy fruit, this is extremely gluggable. Beaujolais Villages wine is made from the Gamay red grape in designated villages within the Beaujolais region of southeastern France. These wines tend to be higher quality than Beaujolais wines without this designation. Beaujolais Villages wines may be substituted for Beaujolais when it comes to food. And remember, almost every one of our food categories contains at least one recommendation for Beaujolais wine. Beaujolais Villages will cost you a few dollars more than ordinary Beaujolais wine. It is probably worth paying. You can store Beaujolais Villages red wines for three to eight years, over twice as long as their pedestrian cousins.