Leroy Musigny Grand Cru 2000

Burgundy, vintage 2000. A challenging year marked by unpredictable weather, spring frosts, and a dramatically reduced yield. But for Madame Lalou Bize-Leroy, known as the “Queen of Burgundy,” nothing is impossible. At her Domaine, thanks to rigorous biodynamic viticulture and meticulous attention to every detail, a wine was born that would go down in history: Musigny Grand Cru 2000.

Produced in just 584 bottles, it is considered today one of the greatest achievements in global winemaking. A liquid masterpiece that combines finesse, aromatic power, and exceptional longevity. The meticulous grape selection, the precision of the winemaking process, and Madame Leroy’s visionary approach have turned this wine into a legend among top collectors worldwide.

In the glass, it reveals extraordinary complexity: ripe wild berries, notes of dried rose petals, fine spices, and an unmistakable earthy background that reflects the unique limestone-clay soils of Musigny. On the palate, it is silky and enveloping, with a finish that seems endless. An emotional experience for those seeking the very best.

A Record-Breaking Rarity

Collecto offers this bottle at €54,500, the most competitive price in the world according to Wine-Searcher. A remarkable figure, considering that the only other bottle currently available in Europe is listed at €79,500.

The secondary market confirms the exponential growth in this wine’s value: at the world’s top international auctions, bottles of Leroy Musigny have exceeded €90,000 in the past 12 months. Recent sales at Sotheby’s, Christie’s, and Acker Wines have reached even higher figures—up to €100,000 for pristine bottles from impeccable private collections.

According to analysts at Liv-Ex, the leading fine wine marketplace, demand for Domaine Leroy labels has shown an average annual growth of +15% over the past five years—a testament to the market’s strength and the enduring interest from international collectors.

Madame Lalou Bize-Leroy: A Living Legend

Born in 1932, Madame Lalou Bize-Leroy is considered a living legend. After years of co-managing Domaine de la Romanée-Conti, she dedicated her life to creating pure, intense, and long-lived wines at her own estate, Domaine Leroy.

With a rigorous biodynamic approach, obsessive quality control, and deep respect for the terroir, Madame Leroy has transformed the Domaine into one of the world’s most prestigious and coveted wine producers. Each bottle tells a story of passion, nature, and perfection.

Today, Domaine Leroy is the benchmark for those seeking not just a wine, but a piece of enological history worthy of the finest collections.

Why Collect Leroy’s Musigny Grand Cru 2000

• Ultra-limited production: only 584 bottles individually numbered.
• Extreme rarity: fewer than 5 bottles are estimated to remain in circulation.
• Competitive pricing on Collecto compared to the international market: €54,500.
• Rising collectible value, confirmed by record auction sales and the Liv-Ex index.
• An icon of a legendary terroir: Musigny Grand Cru is one of the most celebrated crus of the Côte de Nuits.
• Market performance: +15% average annual growth in the past 5 years.
• Pristine provenance: fully traceable and in perfect condition.

An Emotional and Cultural Investment

Owning a bottle of Leroy Musigny Grand Cru 2000 means holding one of the world’s greatest wines. It is a cultural treasure—a masterpiece to be cherished and shared with those who appreciate the history, passion, and vision behind every Domaine Leroy label.

This is an investment that goes beyond the financial aspect: it’s a journey through time, an emotional experience that captures the essence of Burgundy’s most celebrated terroir.