CRITIC REVIEWS
Neal Martin
The 2020 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru has a ripe, slightly honeyed bouquet with lime, linden, hints of yellow plum and orange pith aromas that blossom in the glass. This is very well-defined and evolves wonderfully with aeration. The beautifully defined p
JancisRobinson.com
Same high location as their red Corton vineyard, east-facing at 300 m. Lots of drying wind and this is usually the last plot to be picked. Yellow and white marl on limestone. Weber thinks it should age 'a very long time'. Racked two weeks ago into foudre for another 3-4 months' ageing. Light almonds and savoury oak combo. Quite refreshing; this climat seems to have yielded some very good wines in 2020. Long, satin texture and all it needs to do is build a bit more complex flavours. Very caressing on the palate with admirable length. Appetising dry finish.