It's medium to full-bodied and a bit rounder on the palate but still harmonious and long on the finish

orange zest

It’s always based on 50+-year-old Grenache vines (95% or higher) and is aged all in older foudre

forest floor and earth nuances to be appreciated

Everything here is perfectly interwoven and nothing stands out except the whole composition

Croix, Corton Charlemagne other_regions It's medium to full-bodied and(from Le Charlemagne). A pretty, fresh and well layered nose consists of both white and yellow orchard fruit, and in particular green apple, as well as notes of acacia, mineral reduction and citrus zest. There is excellent volume and punch to the muscular and imposingly scaled flavors that exhibit a driving minerality on the cool, focused and strikingly long bitter lemon inflected finish. This terrific effort is very clearly built to age yet could