Chateau Meursault, Corton Rouge Vintage:2016 left alone in a room

left alone in a room to taste

An aromatic thread of star anise and graphite unwinds on the mouthwatering finish

This elegance defies the vintage and resets your palate to a place of nuance and finesse that is nearly impossible to find in these 2017 releases

the opposite – but something that will inevitably end up shimmering in some of your guests’ glasses

tobacco and cocoa notes

Chateau Meursault, Corton Rouge Vintage:2016 left alone in a room(from Les Vergennes and Rognets). A pungent nose of wood and reduction dominate the underlying fruit today. Otherwise the round and velvet textured flavors possess both good volume and excellent richness, all wrapped in a mildly austere and reasonably well balanced finish that offers good if not exceptional complexity. There is a hint of warmth but its not intrusive and overall this is a relatively forward Corton that could be enjoyed relatively young