The Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is another success, unwinding to reveal notions of pear, orange oil, warm bread, toasted almonds, and fresh peach. It's lively and mineral, medium to full-bodied, deep and concentrated, with a long, saline finish. This derives from holdings in the commune of Ladoix, above Bouchard's parcel in Le Corton in red. 

• This wine showcases intense ripe fruit and toasted oak aromas, complemented by the characteristic mineral notes specific to this appellation. It is a robust and rich wine, exuding a strong and distinct personality with exceptional ageing potential.