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🏰 The 2020 vintage in Burgundy saw a unique harvest where reds ripened before whites, but Chardonnay vines coped well with the heat, producing adequate yields with a good balance of sugar and acidity. The Boisset Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru 2020, crafted from 100% Chardonnay, showcases a beautiful golden color and reveals intense aromas of exotic fruits like pineapple, along with lemony and subtly woody notes. Some critics also note intense mineral notes of flint and white flowers intermingling with citrus. The palate is powerful yet elegant, with a salivating finish. It's described as rounded on the entry, with a creamy, leesy finish, though some note lower acidity. This wine underwent long fermentation using indigenous yeasts and was aged for 18 months in 100% new French oak barrels, toasted at low temperatures to impart a delicate touch of oak. 【A powerful yet elegant expression of Corton-Charlemagne with exotic fruit and mineral complexity】.
🍴 This Grand Cru white Burgundy is an excellent match for rich seafood dishes such as grilled lobster or scallops, roasted poultry with creamy sauces, or even veal. Its mineral notes and acidity also make it suitable for dishes with umami elements, like those featuring black truffle.
🥂 Perfect for a sophisticated dinner party, a special anniversary celebration, or as a luxurious accompaniment to a gourmet meal. It's a wine that demands attention and appreciation.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Boisset is one of the 15 largest wine companies in the United States and the third largest wine company in France. It was founded in 1961 by Jean-Claude Boisset. In addition to owning more than 20 wine merchants and wineries in Burgundy, it also owns several wineries in southern France. In addition, Boisset also owns several wineries in California, USA. Renovated by Gregory Patriat in the early 2000s. Under his leadership, wine is no longer outsourced and all wine is made in-house. The style of wine has changed, with production reduced to about 10% of the original volume, and moving towards better quality.