The vineyard falls into three parts: the northern and southern sections of Aux Brûlées, divided by a road, and the premier cru La Combe Brûlée above, which is almost never bottled under its own name. The southern section lies beside Richebourg. The Leroy plots are in the northern section, at the foot of the domaine's Beaux Monts block, and they are so closely integrated with it that the rows run on unbroken from one climat into the next. Leroy owns the ground on both sides of the line, so the boundary is invisible on the slope.