Wines

A red burgundy from the celebrated Domaine Leroy, the 2001 release was reviewed by the critic Allen Meadow as follows, "Superb elegance here for a villages level Pommard, especially for one that is not even particularly well placed. Subdued aromas of earth and grilled nuts followed by very fresh, round, almost tender flavors with a sweet, very sappy finish and supported by ripe, well integrated tannins. Outstanding quality for its level."

The 2001 Pommard Les Vignots from Domaine Leroy is a fine example of Burgundy Pinot Noir, reflecting the terroir of the Les Vignots vineyard with elegance and precision. The wine is celebrated for its balance, structure, and depth, with potential for long-term aging. It exhibits complex flavors of red and black fruits, underbrush, and minerality, complemented by refined tannins. Red and black fruits, underbrush, minerality, refined tannins. Not specified

The Pommard Les Vignots is a specific cuvée from Domaine Leroy, showcasing the unique characteristics of the Les Vignots vineyard located within the Pommard village in Burgundy. These wines are known for their robust structure, depth, and ability to age gracefully over many years.

Domaine Leroy is one of Burgundy's most esteemed and celebrated wine producers, known for its rigorous viticulture and commitment to biodynamic farming practices. Under the leadership of Lalou Bize-Leroy, the domaine has achieved a status akin to legend, with an unrivaled pedigree for crafting Pinot Noir of extraordinary depth, complexity, and longevity.