It is usually left as such in English, "gamay noir".

"Gamay" is the name of the variety of grape, and the name of the wine made from it.

"Noir" means "black", and indicates a dark red color.

Beaujolais wine is generally made from the Gamay grape which is a purple-colored grape that has a thin skin and is low in tannins. The Gamay grape has often been cultivated due to its abundant production.

Gamay is pronounced guh-MAY.

Two wines immediately come to mind, Beaujolais and pinot noir. Beaujolais is a wine region in France whose reds come from the gamay grape. These wines are usually very light and fruity. Pinot noir is a grape found in many places, but the least "alcoholy" ones are the fruit-bombs found in California's Central Coast region.

The population of Vaux-en-Beaujolais is 946.