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About This Wine
The phylloxera epidemic raged through vineyards until the end of the 19th century. With dead aligoté and pinot noir vines, the Latour family faced a difficult decision. Ultimately, they replaced the vines and planted chardonnay in their place. The decision proved fortuitous, giving wine lovers Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne, one of Burgundy’s most beloved white wines. The 100 chardonnay comes from grand cru terroir that sits on the southeastern facing slopes of Aloxe-Corton. The fruit is aged in 100 new oak from the estate’s own cooperage, delivering a touch of wood flavor to the rich and creamy body. Stone fruit, Meyer lemons, lime zest, and freshly baked pastries form a powerful centerpiece, while the long, penetrating finish leaves the palate with a kiss of salinity. The Final Sip: Louis Latour is one of the best-known wine houses in Burgundy, and this full, focused, and fruity chardonnay underscores why.