The Benjamin Leroux Range

With both this cuvée and the wonderful Rugiens-Hauts, Leroux is back in Pommard with a bang. The 2019 is a blend of Les Vaumuriens (high on the slo...

Leroux now controls two hectares in Vosne, and the 2019 villages wine benefited from the fruit of five separate lieux-dits. Importantly, these vine...

Few will need reminding that Les Genevrières is one of Meursault’s greatest terroirs, arguably the finest after Les Perrières. This is drawn from t...

This year’s blend was drawn from Les Grands Champs, a site abutting the 1er Cru belt that lies below the village between Les Mitans and the D974. T...

Leroux’s terrific Auxey-Duresses is drawn from three terroirs—Les Hautés, La Macabrée and Les Boutonniers—all abutting Meursault’s Les Vireuils Des...

Fifty per cent of Leroux’s 2019 Gevrey hails from 50-year-old vines in Les Seuvrées (bordering Morey) with the northern, limestone-rich La Justice ...

The Bourgogne Blanc is a mini-Meursault this year and drawn almost entirely from Estate fruit. The vineyards are Les Millerands, Sous la Velle and ...

Benjamin Leroux Gevrey-Chambertin 2017 is best described as appealing, pretty, and with body support ageing, while highlighting the importance of l...

One of the signature cuvées of the Leroux stable, Clos de la Cave des Ducs is a 0.64-hectare monopole vineyard owned by the family of Leroux’s righ...

This is a high grown wine of wonderful purity and mineral drive. 2016 notwithstanding, Leroux has been making this wine from the same 0.35 hectares...

Fifty per cent of Leroux’s 2018 Gevrey hails from 50-year-old vines in Les Seuvrées (bordering Morey) with the northern, limestone-rich La Justice ...

A great mixture of sites this year includes 25% villages wines from St-Romain Sous le Château, Savigny and Monthelie. The Bourgogne-level fruit was...

The vines here are owned by one of Leroux’s close friends and are sited in the heart of the 1er Cru on the east-facing, Beaune side of Savigny. Thi...

Volnay was arguably the standout village of the Côte de Beaune in 2018 and, when you consider that half of this wine comes from declassified 1er Cr...

A mini-Meursault, this is also the first Leroux Bourgogne drawn almost entirely from Estate fruit (about 90%). The vineyards are Les Millerands, So...

2016 notwithstanding, Leroux has been making this wine from the same 0.35 hectares of vines since 2002 (pre-2007, this was at Comte Armand). This i...

Benjamin Leroux is very much the heir apparent to the legendary Henri Jayer’s Burgundy throne. As of the 2018 vintage, Leroux now farms two hectare...

Clos de la Cave des Ducs is a 0.64-hectare monopole vineyard owned by the family of Leroux’s right-hand man, Jean-Charles Carré. It’s a wine that w...

The vines here are owned by one of Leroux’s close friends and sited in the heart of the 1er Cru on the east-facing, Beaune side of Savigny. This is...

Benjamin Leroux Chassagne-Montrachet 1er Cru Les Baudines 2018 vintage was raised in large format oak ovals, with a small (20%) portion raised in n...

Benjamin Leroux Bourgogne Rouge 2018 vintage blend includes a quarter of declassified villages-level wine from St-Romain and Monthélie. The Bourgog...

Benajmin Leroux has considerable pedigree with this variety as followers of Domaine Comte Armand will know. This year’s wine is from two sources: 9...

With both this cuvée and the wonderful Les Rugiens-Hauts, Leroux is back in Pommard with a bang. The 2018 is a blend of Les Vaumuriens (high on the...

This year’s blend was drawn for the Benjamin Leroux Volnay 2017 is mostly from Les Grand Champs, a site abutting the 1er Cru belt that lies below t...