The 2014 Moulin a Vent Clos du Grand Carquelin offers a smudged nose of red cherries, cranberry and a slight metallic scent that suggested just a small touch of reduction. Sour cherry dominates the entry that feels quite structured and masculine for a Beaujolais. The acidity is nicely judged with good weight and length, the fruit turning darker towards the finish. I just find a little warmth on the back palate on the aftertaste that will need to be addressed as the wine ages.