($19, WJ Deutsch):  Duboeuf, often dubbed the King of Beaujolais because he controls so much of the production of that region, was the first négociant to credit the individual grower by putting growers’ names, in addition to his own, on labels.  Château des Capitans is a well-sited property in Juliénas, one of the ten crus of Beaujolais owned jointly by Duboeuf and his U.S. importer.  While lots of attention has, justifiably, been showered on the 2009 vintage in Beaujolais, the 2010 vintage is also producing excellent wines.  The 2010 Château des Capitans has an attractive “wild” aspect, reminiscent of wild strawberries.  Spice and savory notes balance the bright fruit flavors.  Zippy acidity and mild tannins lend support and make this a serious wine.  Anyone for burgers on the grill? 89 Michael Apstein Aug 23, 2011