The last vintage of Liger-Belair selling Aux Reignots fruit to Bouchard for this label. Pretty mature and drinks gracefully — 7 years ago
Wish I had a few cases. — 8 years ago
Pinot Noir and Gamay blend. Ripe fruits with finesse. — 10 years ago
25/NOV/2015 — 11 years ago
From WineBid and rocking on NYE — 11 years ago
Much better than the 2011 Reignots. Intensely floral with sweet red cherry nose and spices. Difficult to believe that such an elegant and ethereal wine is from 2009. The sweetness towards the end on the palate was deceptive. Made us think the wine was 2010 when in fact the sweetness is attributed to the Suchot plot. — 7 years ago
A very mineral red with great red fruit and spices, in a somewhat rustic but delightful way. Excellent at this price point and 2012 is drinking really well !!! — 8 years ago
Mouthwatering concentration of fruit.... — 10 years ago
An overachieving Premier Cru. Excellent. — 11 years ago
Good grief! Earthen spices and angelic red fruit. Words fail but a wine I must drink again...and again... ... — 11 years ago
On my wishlist... — 8 years ago
Servi à l'aveugle pour testé le Clos Rougeard. Fruits noirs, épices, le bois est encore présent et se développe avec l'air bien et en a besoin. Texture soyeuse, belle rondeur. — 9 years ago
28/OUT/2015 — 11 years ago
I really the the philosophy behind these wines. Made by Mike Etzel and Louis-Michel Liger-Belair, the fire comes from Jory soils, the flood from willakenzie . A powerful, big, and unmistakably new world pinot -- but remarkably balanced and not without grace. Fleshy raspberries, cinnamon, and scorched earth. I could drink many of these -- if however they weren't so aggressively priced... — 11 years ago

Scott Taddeo
Intoxicating aromatics. Oak presence is well felt - turns out it’s 100% new - but there’s also a raft of florals, think roses and violets along with ripe dark cherry and plum. Really composed in the palate with seemless acidity & oak tannin just making itself known pulling in at the back. Impressive wine, would be decisive though due to heavy handed oak. — 7 years ago