Emmanuel Fellot Vigneron works the Beaujolais region, where Gamay thrives in granite and schist soils to produce wines of bright acidity and silky tannin. The winery's portfolio centers on Gamay-based expressions: Rossignol Brouilly, drawn from one of Beaujolais's ten crus, and 1829 Vieilles Vignes Beaujolais-Villages, which leverages older vines for deeper concentration. A Beaujolais-Villages Rosé rounds the range. Wine Enthusiast and Wine Advocate have both assessed the portfolio. The wines reflect the region's character—fresh, mineral-driven, built for food rather than extraction.