The Lédogar estate in a few words...
The Domaine Ledogar is run by the Ledogar family and comprises 22 hectares of vines spread mainly over the Boutenac terroir. At Domaine Ledogar, viticulture is natural: special care is lavished on the very old Carignan and Grenache vines (between 60 and 110 years old) that make up two-thirds of the property.Domaine Ledogar wines are rich and excellent value for money. To be discovered urgently!
La Mariole is a buddy wine made from old Carignan: gourmand, it often requires a good carafage to fully deliver.
La compagnon du Domaine Ledogar is a superb Corbières worked with finesse and freshness, to help you rediscover this very dynamic appellation!
The estate's Corbières Boutenac is cut out for ageing: very big, it's best forgotten for 10 to 15 years in the cellar!
Guide des meilleurs vins de France 2020 on the Ledogar estate: "Driven by a new generation embodied by sons Xavier and Mathieu, the Ledogar family converted the cooperative estate into a private winery (formerly Domaine Grand Lauze) during 1998. The twenty-hectare vineyard stretches over the clay and limestone soil mixed with pebbles and red sandstone of the young Corbières-Boutenac appellation, whose low-fertility soils are highly conducive to the full aromatic expression of old Carignan vines. Organic since 2009, at the cost of a great deal of hard work, the vineyard is planted with two-thirds each of Carignan and Grenache, ranging in age from 60 to 120 years. The whites, of great character, are made from macabeu and carignan blanc. The wines display that little extra life, that grain of fantasy that triggers emotion."
Discover other great Languedoc organic wines with the Domaine de Courbissac in Minervois, the Mas Haut-Buis, the Mas Jullien, the Mas des Brousses and the Domaine des Soulanes, the Domaine de la Croix Gratiot, the Domaine Maxime Magnon on Corbières or the Domaine d'Agarrus.
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