Château Belair Monange

Château Bélair-Monange is a Bordeaux winery and vineyard rated as a Grand Cru Classé B in the classification of Saint-Émilion estates. Belair-Monange made a major leap in progress when the team from Établissements Moueix began producing the wine in 2008 after taking control of the property from Patrick Delbeck. Today, Edouard Moueix is in charge of Belair-Monange. Under the direction of Edouard Moueix and Christian Moueix, the wines have displayed a marked improvement. The wine is now much fleshier, richer, and more concentrated than it was under the previous owners. A slow plan to replant the vineyards was also recently put in place. Plantings are 90 percent Merlot and 10 percent Cabernet Franc. The last few vines of Malbec and Petit Verdot were removed by the current owners. 

Flowers and stone, with cherry pipe tobacco, licorice and cocoa easily fills the perfume. Full boded, concentrated, rich and deep, the wine is silky, long and loaded with sweet fruits. On the palate, the flavors expand, leaving you with dark chocolate, plum and stone on the finish.