Vincent Girardin Corton Charlemagne 2017 Bottle:12 graphite/pencil and settles into a

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and mango in the aftertaste

this wine is unusual but utterly moreish with a fruity but dry finish

the wine is then put into oak barrels for 15 months ageing before bottling

Vincent Girardin Corton Charlemagne 2017 Bottle:12 graphite/pencil and settles into aA full bodied white with stone fruit and floral flavours on the nose followed by mineral and brioche notes on the palate. The finish is buttery, long and complex. This is drinking very well now and can age well for a few years. This wine has both power and wonderful fruit. The tension between the two will result in a magnificent wine in the future. The wine's acidity and apple and citrus flavors are essential elements in the wine's development.