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🏰 The 2005 Henri Boillot Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is a magnificent white Burgundy from a vintage that yielded wines of impressive acidity and rounded opulence. Corton-Charlemagne, a Grand Cru appellation, is renowned for producing powerful and pure Chardonnay expressions from its stony limestone soils. The wine typically presents a pale gold color with green highlights, evolving towards amber with age. On the nose, expect delicate buttery notes of baked apple, dried fruit, cinnamon, and honey, with older vintages developing leather and truffle nuances. The palate offers fullness and power, with fresh walnuts, pepper, exotic fruits, and amber, balanced by good acidity that provides freshness and aromatic persistence. This wine is a "long-distance runner" and can be aged for 25 or 30 years in the cellar. 【 A true icon showcasing the power and purity of Burgundy's legendary white wine terroir 】.
🍴 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is a champion for high-class dishes. It pairs wonderfully with lobster Thermidor, seared scallops, roasted turbot, or Bresse chicken with morels. Its richness and acidity also complement foie gras, blanquettes (creamy stews), and aged Comté or mild triple-cream cheeses.
🥂 This grand cru is perfect for a truly special occasion, a celebratory feast, or a sophisticated tasting event. It's a wine that demands attention and offers a profound experience. Given its age, handle with care. Old corks can be fragile, so an Ah-So or Durand opener is recommended. While some older white Burgundies benefit from a brief decant to open up, be cautious not to over-aerate. Serve at a cool cellar temperature, around 13-14°C (55-57°F).
BACKGROUND
Domaine Henri Boillot is a wine producer based in Meursault, France, is renowned for its red and white wines from Côtes de Beaune appellations. Chardonnay and Pinot Noir are the primary grape varieties featured. The estate was named Domaine Jean Boillot until 2005, but was changed when Henri Boillot bought out his siblings in order to distinguish it from his brother's new Domaine Jean-Marc Boillot. Henri had previously set up Maison Henri Boillot for négociant wines and retains these labels to distinguish them from estate wines.