True partisans of highly-extracted, muscular, full-bodied, ageworthy Beaujolais will have to check out the 1995 Domaine des Sablons St.-Amour. It is one of the biggest, richest, and most formidably-endowed of Georges Duboeuf's 1995s. The color is an opaque purple. The wine is rich, full, and massive in the mouth. Deep, with plenty of sweet fruit, but still unevolved, and youthful, this supple, muscular, exceptionally concentrated Beaujolais should drink well for the next 5-6 years. Certainly it could easily be inserted in a blind tasting with $35-$50 a bottle premiers crus from Burgundy. I would not be surprised to see it show exceptionally well.Late-released 1995 Beaujolais from the king of that region, Georges Duboeuf, the offerings reviewed in this section possess slightly more intensity and fullness than the early-released wines that were reviewed in issue #105. They are fine bargains that offer 2-3 years of drinkability, and in the case of fuller, more powerful styles, 4-5 years.Importers: William Deutsch, Armonk, NY; tel. (914) 273-1221 and Winesellers, Ltd., Skokie, IL; tel. (708) 679-0121