Description

A discreet if not invisible touch of wood can be found on the ripe yet agreeably cool aromas of pear, apple, white flower and a subtle hint of wet stone. The big-bodied and powerful flavors are also quite rich though there is much better vibrancy to the succulent but clean, dry and impressively persistent finish. In the context of what is typical for Corton-Charlemagne, this too should drink well early.