Red Wines

Many believe that this exceptional Premier Cru, which shares the same geology as the neighboring Le Petit Musigny vineyard, should have been classified as a Grand Cru Musigny

The height of the vineyard combined with the high slope means that the wines from Bel Air have a higher acidity than many other Premier Crus, with aromas that often recall black currant

It takes the name of the house being a selection of more vineyards around the company. Traditional typology that follows the Piedmontese philosophy of aging in large Slavonian oak barrels of 2500 L where it rests for two years. Wine that plays on elegance and fruit.