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Technical Details
- 100% Syrah
- Stéphane Ogier
- France
- Rhône Valley
- Northern Rhône
- Côte-Rôtie
- Lieux-dits of Côte Rozier & La Landonne
- Biodynamic Practices
- 15% new French oak barrels
- 24 months
- 15%
Stéphane Ogier Côte-Rôtie La Belle Hélène 2019
Biodynamic Practices
47% OFF RETAIL!
Stéphane Ogier happens to be one of the leading names in the Northern Rhône, originally founded by Michel Ogier and gaining significant recognition after Stéphane took the helm in the late ‘90s. With his modern yet terroir-centric approach to winemaking, Stéphane has built the domaine into a powerhouse for tailored, site-driven, and elegant Syrah from the renowned Côte-Rôtie appellation specifically.
This tremendous 2019 La Belle Hélène cuvée stands as a remarkable testament to the prowess of this domaine. With a marriage of grace and richness, the wine has endless aging potential – as evidenced by its towering 100-point mark from Jeb Dunnuck. This is a magnificently collectible, showstopping wine that Northern Rhône lovers near and far need in their lives. For more than $300 in savings, you couldn’t dream of a more compelling Côte-Rôtie deal! See Jeb’s remarks for yourself...
About The Producer
Domaine Stéphane Ogier is a family estate based in Ampuis with roots in the Northern Rhône stretching back seven generations, though the domaine’s modern identity began to take shape in the late 20th century when the family shifted from selling grapes to bottling their own wines. Stéphane Ogier joined the estate in 1997 after training in Burgundy, bringing a renewed focus on parcel-by-parcel vinification and a style that balances the power of Syrah with finesse, purity, and transparency to terroir. Today, the domaine is considered one of the benchmark producers of the Northern Rhône, with acclaimed holdings in Côte-Rôtie and a broad range of wines from Condrieu, Saint-Joseph, Seyssuel, and the Collines Rhodaniennes, all crafted with a modern, thoughtful approach that respects both tradition and site expression.