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🏰 The 2020 Louis Latour Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is a celebrated white Burgundy, showcasing the power and purity of this legendary terroir. Louis Latour is the largest owner in this appellation, with vineyards located on a prime section of the Corton hillside, ensuring maximum sun exposure. The 2020 vintage reveals a pale gold hue, with a round and generous nose offering aromas of grilled almonds and vanilla, alongside hints of honeysuckle, white mushroom, and fresh citrus. The palate presents beautiful amplitude, with a melted woody and mineral finale, and very good persistence. Critics have lauded this vintage, with James Suckling awarding 97 points and The World of Fine Wine also giving 97 points. It's described as powerful, classically styled, concentrated, and graceful, with a long, structured, and distinctly mineral finish. 【 A powerful and classically styled Grand Cru Chardonnay 】.
🍴 This iconic white Burgundy demands refined food pairings. It's perfect with shellfish like lobster in butter sauce, seared scallops, roasted turbot, or Bresse chicken with morels. It also pairs wonderfully with mature cheeses such as Comté. For an Eastern touch, consider delicate steamed fish with ginger and spring onion, or a rich abalone dish.
🥂 An exceptional choice for a significant celebration, a gourmet dinner, or a serious wine tasting. While flattering in its youth, this wine deserves a few years in the cellar to reach its peak, with a cellaring potential of 10-15 years, and can evolve beautifully for decades in top vintages.
BACKGROUND
Louis Latour (also known as Domaine Louis Latour) is a major négociant and wine producer in Burgundy, France. A majority of the wine portfolio is produced from the Pinot Noir and Chardonnay wine grape varieties. The Latour family have grown grapes as far back as the 17th Century in Aloxe-Corton. They acquired a 125 acre (50 ha) domaine and the Corton Grancey winery was built in 1834.