Domaine Dupre, Regnie 2006 'Haute Ronze' 2 1/2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $13 Made with fruit from old vines, this wine almost tastes of the stony soil of the Beaujolais hills, with delicate, aromatic fruit. Wine Traditions. Domaine Laurent Gauthier, Morgon 2006 'Cote du Py' 2 1/2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $16 Austere at first, it opens to a lovely cherry fruit and an earthy, stony core. Wine Traditions. Maison Louis Latour, Moulin-a-Vent 2007 'Les Michelons' 2 1/2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $16 From a major Burgundy negociant, this is more substantial than delicate, with dark color, cherries, spice and wood. Monsieur Touton Manoir du Carra, Julienas 2007 2 1/2 stars Beaujolais, France, $26 Enticing, flowery aromas highlight this lovely wine, which glides seductively across the palate with silky fruit. Also good: the 2007 Moulin-a-Vent. Kysela. Domaine Pascal Aufranc, Chenas 2007 2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $15 From vines planted in 1939, this is classic gamay, with lively cherry and mineral flavors. Wine Traditions. Chateau de la Chaize, Brouilly 2006 1 1/2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $10 Unmistakable in its distinctive flask-shaped bottle and ubiquitous in the market, this wine is reliable for its fresh fruit and consistent quality. Washington Wholesale in D.C., Reliable Churchill in Maryland, Select Wines in Virginia. Henry Fessy, Regnie 2008 1 1/2 stars Great Value Beaujolais, France, $12 This producer offers wines from several Beaujolais crus, including this young, exuberant wine. Beaujolais producers say a wine should 'make Easter' before it is released to the market; nouveau excepted, of course. Also recommended: Moulin-a-Vent 2007 and Fleurie 2007. Monsieur Touton. 