Louis Tête, Beaujolais-Villages (France) 2017

 Beaujolais-Villages is a wine that comes from any one or a combination of 38 specified villages, and the category is thought to have the potential for more interesting wines compared to those labeled Beaujolais.  This one is juicy, with good weight and concentration, yet not heavy or overly fruity.  Mild tannins provide needed structure, but are not so prevalent as to be intrusive even after chilling.  This is a great alternative to any of the thousands of insipid rosés on the market for summer enjoyment.  An hour in the fridge before you pull the cork does the trick.  It would be perfect for salad Niçoise with rare tuna.