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Corton Grand Cru „Le Rognet“ Vieilles Vignes AOC 2023

273,00 

(364,00  / 1000 ml)
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  • The Corton Grand Cru „Le Rognet“ Vieilles Vignes by Bruno Clavelier is an extraordinary Pinot Noir from old vines of one of Burgundy’s most prestigious Grand Cru vineyard sites. This wine combines power and finesse with the typical terroir expression of the Côte de Beaune.
  • 🎨 Colour: Luminous ruby red with pomegranate reflections, medium intensity
  • 👃 Aroma: Complex bouquet with red berries (cherry, raspberry), floral notes, spices, undergrowth and mineral nuances
  • 👅 Palate: Powerful and elegant simultaneously, silky tannins, juicy fruit, vibrant acidity, mineral core, long finish
  • 🎭 Character: Majestic Grand Cru with depth and ageing potential, combining Burgundian elegance with the concentrated power of old vines
  • 🍽️ Food Pairing: Game dishes such as venison loin, braised beef fillet, mature soft cheeses such as Époisses
  • ✨ Special Features: From old vines (Vieilles Vignes) of the Grand Cru vineyard site Le Rognet on the Corton hill, artisanal vinification by Bruno Clavelier, 2023 vintage with excellent conditions in Burgundy
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Wine Description for Corton Grand Cru „Le Rognet“ Vieilles Vignes AOC 2023 by Bruno Clavelier

Character
Bruno Clavelier belongs to those independent winemakers in Burgundy who work with precision and restraint. His Corton „Le Rognet“ from old vines embodies the powerful elegance of this Grand Cru terroir. The 2023 vintage promises, despite challenging conditions, that Burgundian finesse which old vines are capable of delivering even in difficult years. At 13.5% alcohol, the wine moves within classical dimensions – a sign of artisanal restraint rather than fashionable over-extraction.
Terroir & Origin
Le Rognet lies on the mid-slope of the Corton hill, that majestic elevation which dominates the Côte de Beaune. The parcel is characterised by iron-rich, limestone-laden soils that lend the Pinot Noir structure and mineral depth. Unlike the more celebrated vineyard sites such as Bressandes or Clos du Roi, Le Rognet often displays a more masculine, earthy side of Corton. The east-facing aspect ensures moderate sun exposure – ideal for slow ripening and aromatic complexity.
Grape Variety & Vinification
Pinot Noir from old vines – „Vieilles Vignes“ – naturally yields more concentrated grapes with lower yields. Clavelier’s style typically means respectful handling of the fruit, moderate extraction and ageing in French oak with restrained new wood percentage. Grand Cru status demands patience: these wines require years to unfold their multifaceted personality. One should expect a combination of dark fruit, spicy notes and that Burgundian earthiness which characterises great Cortons.
Food Pairing Suggestions
A wine of this stature demands appropriate accompaniment: Bresse pigeon, venison loin with lingonberries or braised Charolais beef are classic partners. The wine also demonstrates its versatility alongside aged Époisses or Comté, as befits Burgundian Grand Crus. The structure of Corton tolerates robust preparations, whilst the finesse of Pinot Noir calls for precision in the kitchen.

Profile

Winemaker

Bruno Clavelier

Country

France

Region

Burgundy

Vintage

Color

Variety Pinot Noir
Type

Content

Alcohol content

13,5% Vol.

Residual sweetness

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Allergens

Contains sulphites

Complete product name

Bruno Clavelier - Corton Grand Cru "Le Rognet" Vieilles Vignes AOC 2023

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