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Corton-Charlemagne

GRAND CRU
White Wine

0,00 € (75cl cl)

On the boundary between Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, leaning towards the latter at an altitude of 280-330 meters, lies Corton-Charlemagne. High and rounded on its... On the border between Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune, leaning towards this side between 280 and 330 meters above sea level, lies Corton-Charlemagne. High and rounded on all three sides, the Montagne de Corton unites the villages of Aloxe-Corton and Pernand-Vergelesses. This vineyard was donated by Emperor Charlemagne in 775 to the collegiate church of Saint-Andoche in Saulieu. It would remain part of this heritage for a thousand years! Celebrating the emperor with the flowery beard to this day, Corton-Charlemagne brings together Climats Charlemagne and En Charlemagne, as well as a number of neighboring Climats that have been federated under this banner (the AOC Grand Cru dates from July 31, 1937). See more

Vineyard Côte de Beaune
Grape variety Chardonnay

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Technical data

Terroir

Soil: brown limestone and pebbles.
Charlemagne's soil spreads and climbs with ochre grains and blond pebbles.

Surface

71 ha 90 a 84 ca
(total climate)

Exhibition

South-East / South

breeding

In 228 L barrels for 10 months (20% new barrels), followed by 5 months of ageing in stainless steel tanks.

Winemaking

The grapes are sorted and destemmed, then slowly pneumatically pressed, settled and transferred to oak barrels for alcoholic and malolactic fermentation and ageing.

Type

White

Serving temperature: 13°C
The breath, richness and distinction of Corton-Charlemagne indicate a remarkable acidity, perfectly controlled by a round opulence on the palate, which should be paired with noble, delicate dishes that are themselves powerful and aromatic. 

Karine Moréteaux

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Food & wine pairing

Natural candidates include foie gras, whose bitterness is framed by the wine's minerality and power, and, more traditionally, noble shellfish, whose delicately strong flesh creates a spectacular harmony: lobster, crayfish, crab... Poultry and veal in white sauce will also do it justice, as will blue cheeses.
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