THE VINTAGE
An emblematic figure of the Burgundy vineyard, the Comte Liger-Belair estate is a recent creation insofar as it was created in the 2000s at the instigation of Viscount Louis-Michel Liger-Belair. With a family winemaking know-how anchored since the 19th century, it has quickly raised the property to the top of the signatures to follow and acquire to enrich its cellar. The Pinot Noir that makes up this Romanée grand cru held in monopoly has been grown according to biodynamic principles. It covers an area of less than one hectare (0.8 ares) and the vines are 22 to 42 years old. The latter draw their letters of nobility from red-brown soils composed of limestone and clay.
Signed in confidential quantities up to 12 pieces (Burgundy barrels of 228 liters) and 3,600 bottles. Cut for very long aging, this wine reveals itself through a beautiful deep ruby color from which escape intense notes of black fruits such as black cherry, blackberry, blueberry and blackcurrant. We also detect hints of candied fruit, figs, undergrowth and liquorice. Extremely persistent, it deserves to be enjoyed on a special occasion with gourmet dishes.
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