White

Jean-Luc and Paul Aegerter Corton-Charlemagne

Jean-Luc and Paul Aegerter

Corton-Charlemagne · France

Fact sheet

Type
White
Grape
Chardonnay
Country
France
Region
Corton-Charlemagne
Appellation
Corton-Charlemagne
Body
full
Acidity
medium
Sweetness
dry

Food pairing

lagosta · frango assado · camarão ao alho · queijo de cabra · porco assado

Rated vintages

  • 201593 pts

    This wine is rich and spicy. At this stage, with its muted fruit, it is all potential, but one can sense the ripeness and generous texture that will make it excellent once it matures. Give this powerful wine until 2023.

  • 201493 pts

    Classically powerful and rich, this is a concentrated wine. With spice from the wood aging prominent, it is still young. That spice is balanced by the ripe yellow and baked-apple fruits. The aftertaste has delicious flavors of honey and lemon. Drink this wine from 2020.

  • 201292 pts

    The power and structure of a Corton-Charlemagne are very evident in this firm and closed wine. At this young stage, it is all about the concentrated texture and weight. The acidity and the rich fruits will come later. Drink from 2018.

  • 201194 pts

    Big and rich, this is a broad, open version of Corton-Charlemagne, a powerhouse of ripe white and yellow fruits. It seems initially without enough depth, a product of its youth, then gradually the ripe structure shows through, promising aging over 6–7 years.