Bel Air Marquis d'Aligre is certainly the most atypical wine of the Médoc, with its marvellous vineyard located on the remarkable land of Virefougasse. It produces a wine that is out of the ordinary, out of fashion and yet of rare distinction. The Boyer family, who have been in charge of the vineyard for half a century, have religiously respected the local practices in terms of grape varieties and treat us to the purest expression of the appellation. Aged only in concrete vats, Bel Air is a medium-coloured wine, not very powerful but intensely perfumed, with an incomparable finesse and smoothness. It defies the decades and is enriched with refined tertiary nuances, unforgettable in their naturalness and simplicity. The wines of this charming estate must be given time to mature in bottle. Patient wine lovers will then be rewarded.