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This grand cru takes its name from the emperor Charlemagne, who awarded the site to the church of Saint-Andoche in 775. Historically, monks played a key role in Burgundy's evolution, recognizing and defining the region's best growing areas. The wines of Corton-Charlemagne are among the richest, finest and most powerful of Burgundy's Chardonnays. Pair this with veal or grilled lobster.
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- Release DateNovember 5, 2020
- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InBurgundy, France
- ByRopiteau
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalChardonnay
Product Details
This grand cru takes its name from the emperor Charlemagne, who awarded the site to the church of Saint-Andoche in 775. Historically, monks played a key role in Burgundy's evolution, recognizing and defining the region's best growing areas. The wines of Corton-Charlemagne are among the richest, finest and most powerful of Burgundy's Chardonnays. Pair this with veal or grilled lobster.
More Details
- Release DateNovember 5, 2020
- Alcohol/Vol13.5%
- Made InBurgundy, France
- ByRopiteau
- Sugar Content2 gram per Litre
- VarietalChardonnay
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