Beaujolais Day

Beaujolais Day at Cosy Club

Join us on Thursday 19th November for a three-course menu, perfectly paired with a glass of Beaujolais Nouveau 2026. Your opportunity to taste this year's harvest straight off the vines, with live music throughout the day.   Looking for a Beaujolais Day full venue hire in Cardiff Bay? We are have bespoke packages, perfect for getting the whole company together and raising a glass this Beaujolais Day.
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Beaujolais Day Cardiff

Celebrate Beaujolais Day in Cardiff on November 19th at Cosy Club St David’s and Cosy Club Cardiff Bay.  

Whether you’re gathering your friends for a Beaujolais Day party, or looking for the perfect spot for a corporate Beaujolais Day out in Cardiff, Cosy Club are ready to entertain. 

To enquire, please email bookings@cosyclub.co.uk. 

 

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Beaujolais Day Swansea

We may not be open just yet, but we couldn’t miss Beaujolais Day in Swansea.

Our newest Cosy Club is on its way, and we’d love you to be part of the celebrations, with live music, fantastic food, and a glass (or two) of Beaujolais Nouveau 2026.

Want to be the first to know more? Enquire at bookings@cosyclub.co.uk.

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What is Beaujolais Day?

Beaujolais Day is a gloriously French excuse to gather, raise a glass, and welcome the very first wine of the new harvest. Each year, on the third Thursday of November, bottles of Beaujolais Nouveau – a light, juicy red from Burgundy – are released at the stroke of midnight (yes, 12:01am to be precise). It’s fresh, it’s fruity, and it’s meant to be enjoyed young, making it the perfect centrepiece for a lively celebration. 

In its homeland, the Beaujolais region marks the moment with festivals, music and plenty of merriment, celebrating the end of the grape harvest in true French style. But the party doesn’t stop there. Across the globe – and closer to home in places like Swansea and Cardiff – it’s become a much-anticipated tradition, with tables booked well in advance for a day (and night) of good food, good company and flowing wine. 

In short: Beaujolais Day is all about savouring the season, embracing a little joie de vivre, and enjoying a proper glass of something special the moment it arrives. 

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