Château Bélingard: The sun of the Celtic gods

Château Bélingard Bergerac Moelleux is considered by lovers of lightly sweet wines to be the 'sweet spot' for anyone looking for balance between sugar and fruit. The name Bélingard derives from 'Belenos', the Celtic god of the sun, which aptly describes the warmth and richness of this wine. In the vineyards above the Dordogne valley, the Sémillon grapes are harvested when the sugars are at their optimum, while freshness is preserved. What makes this release special is its crystal-clear expression; the wine is enticingly sweet yet retains vibrant liveliness.

At Brouwhoeve, we appreciate this château for its centuries-old history and modern precision. This is a wine that shows Bergerac Moelleux can have a vibrant, modern face, with notes of apricot beautifully melding with the minerality of the limestone soil. The combination of honeyed nuances and a silky-smooth texture provides a significantly fuller experience and a more intense tasting experience than many standard white wines. This is a modern classic that proves the Bosredon family has mastered its craft for decades. The 75 cl bottle is carefully filled to preserve the delicate aromas and balanced character of the 12% alcohol perfectly until the moment of uncorking.

Buying Château Bélingard Bergerac Blanc Moelleux 75 cl means choosing liquid sunshine in its purest and most balanced form. A vibrant, silky-smooth white wine for the lover who enjoys a fruity, medium-sweet profile and a strikingly clean finish.