Tannins play a crucial role in how red wine tastes. If you're looking for a red wine to go with lighter food, then take a look at the best low-tannin red wines.

Gamay is the grape variety most closely associated with Beaujolais, the wine region south of Burgundy. There, Gamay is made into a red wine that ranges from bright and fruit-forward to ...

Gamay is also grown in other parts of France, where it is often blended with more robust grapes. Although the wines below are two different styles, they both should be served a little chilled.

Try exploring a range of gamay wines from different parts of France. It doesn’t hurt that these light- to medium-bodied reds are perfect to pair with the slowly cooling weather of fall.

Gamay made Beaujolais famous but fell out of fashion. It's making a great comeback. It gives light refreshing wines. Your guide to rediscovering the beauty of Gamay.

What I’m saying is that the Gamay Noir grape, the varietal in Beaujolais reds and known by its varietal name stateside, is an example of a red wine that is generally intended to be drunk young.

She held an interactive tasting where we paired wines with different summer experiences, and the hands-down star of the evening was Evening Land’s “Seven Springs” Gamay Noir.

A history of Gamay Noir, why it's gaining in popularity and which wines you should be drinking now.

For warm weather days in summer, try a glass of Beaujolais wine from the Gamay grape.

An attendee at the 2018 I Love Gamay wine festival wears a T-shirt proclaiming, "The gamay made me do it" and clutches a bottle of gamay noir from The Color Collector winery. (Cheryl Juetten) Punk ...

California Gamay? In the 1970s, long before fighting varietals took the stage, wines like Robert Mondavi's Gamay Rosé were much enjoyed. But these weren't truly Gamay.

Gamay from denser soils with more sand or dirt transmit a more condensed, concentrated wine, and I love those too. The risk of gamay is that its frank nature will readily disclose imperfections.