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Domaine Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne Grand Cru 2009 750ml
Case of 12
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Encouragingly, the 2009 vintage is still a light lemon yellow in colour, with no apparent signs of age. Still, it is possible to tell that the 2009 has started to open up now, albeit slowly. Aromatically the wine is elegant and complex. There is a profusion of aromas, but none dominates. The initial attack focuses on bright, high-toned tropical notes such as passionfruit and pomelo. With a bit of time, there are notes of quince, beeswax, and just a hint of honey. The creamy, buttery notes are there but do not dominate the wine. The striking thing about this wine is its youthful character.
Drinking Window: 2021 – 2035
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DC97pts
Decanter
Encouragingly, the 2009 vintage is still a light lemon yellow in colour, with no apparent signs of age. Still, it is possible to tell that the 2009 has started to open up now, albeit slowly. Aromatically the wine is elegant and complex. There is a profusion of aromas, but none dominates. The initial attack focuses on bright, high-toned tropical notes such as passionfruit and pomelo. With a bit of time, there are notes of quince, beeswax, and just a hint of honey. The creamy, buttery notes are there but do not dominate the wine. The striking thing about this wine is its youthful character.
Drinking Window: 2021 - 2035
WA94pts
Wine Advocate
Bonneau de Martray’s 2009 Corton-Charlemagne is quite a bit richer, deeper, and more voluptuous than the 2010 tasted alongside it. Ripe pears, apples, white flowers and crushed rocks are all woven together in an elegant style that is impossible to resist. This relatively fat, full-bodied wine needs time to fully emerge, but it is shaping up to be a beauty. Layers of fruit build to the intense, generous finish. Anticipated maturity: 2014+.
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