Jacques Prieur, Corton Charlemagne Blanc other_regions_australia The supporting tannins are really

The supporting tannins are really quite fine and the mouth feel is definitely on the refined side because of it

The equally pure

Where the Les Quartz release is more exuberant and Grenache-dominated (both in style and in the blend)

(Boillot noted that Chevalier was the only grand cru that didn’t freeze in 2016)

perhaps 5 more years in the bottle should allow the wine to soften and develop its aromatics

Jacques Prieur, Corton Charlemagne Blanc other_regions_australia The supporting tannins are really(from a . 22 ha parcel in Le Corton). More subtle wood influence frames notes of lime, green apple, white flower and a bit of anise that can also be found on the intensely stony and big bodied flavors that are almost aggressively mineral in character before culminating in a palate staining and driving finish where the intensity does a slow but sure build from the dense mid palate to the explosive finale. This is not an elegant Corton Charlemagne but