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Corton Grand Cru Clos du Roi Baron Thenard (Domaine) 2015 - Lot of 1 magnum - 0
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Corton Grand Cru Clos du Roi Baron Thenard (Domaine) 2015

Red fruitFood-friendly wineWine for cellaring
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13.5%

1.5L

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Quantity: 1 magnumObservations: 1 Slightly dishevelled label, 1 Slightly worn label, 1 Neutral capsuleLevel: 1 NormalOrigin: private individualRecoverable VAT: noRegion: BurgundyAppellation: CortonClassification: Grand cru
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Corton Grand Cru Clos du Roi Baron Thenard (Domaine) 2015

The wine

99% of the wine produced is red; the Corton appellation is the only red Côte de Beaune Grand Cru. The limestone-clay soil on the Corton hillside is rich in marl, and provides an exceptional terroir for producing great wines. Dense, closed and highly tannic when young, they have worried many a connoisseur. However, after waiting patiently for six or seven years, cellaring will bring out their marvellous aromas of red fruit, spices, liquorice and game, as well as an incredible richness. Nicely structured, they unveil a nice acidity and good persistency. Next to Pommard, Corton has, out of all the Côte de Beane wines, undoubtedly the best cellaring potential, which is between 20 to 40 years depending on the vintage.

Detailed characteristics

Quantity: 1 magnum

Level: 1 NormalObservations: 1 Slightly dishevelled label, 1 Slightly worn label, 1 Neutral capsule

Origin: private individual

Type of cellar: underground, natural cellar

Recoverable VAT: no

Original wooden case / Original case: no

French customs seal: no

Alcohol percentage: 13.5 %

Region: Burgundy

Appellation: Corton

Classification: Grand cru

Vintage: 2015

Colour: red

Service temperature: 16°

Viticulture: organic More information....

Size (in ha): 98 hectares

Volume: 480000 bottles

Intensity: smooth

Leading aroma: red fruit

Tasting occasion: food-friendly wine

Grape variety: Pinot Noir
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