Louis Latour Corton Charlemagne 2017
- d96
- js95
- we94
- bh94
- wa92
Unavailable
We're sorry, but this product is not currently available.
Category | White Wine |
Varietal | |
Origin | France, Burgundy, Cote de Beaune |
Brand | Louis Latour |
Alcohol/vol | 14% |
Other vintages
Decanter
- d96
This youthful wine shows the expected pineapple-like spiciness buttressed by great structure and energy. Pale yellow, it’s surprisingly appealing now, despite its youthful vigour. The sumptuous richness of mature Corton-Charlemagne starts to peek through as it sits in the glass. I’m sure that will develop and become more apparent thanks to the wine’s impeccable balance and underlying crystalline structure. It was still fresh and pure the next night after being opened and refrigerated. Drinking Window 2027 - 2040.
James Suckling
- js95
This has attractive notes of wet chalk with bread dough and a swathe of ripe peaches. Nuances of citrus, too. The palate has great weight and depth with a very assertive, long and seamless drive. Classic Corton power here. Wow! Drink or hold.
Wine Enthusiast
- we94
A subdued nose on this wine allows glimpses of lemon and chalk, holding a distant promise of gilded richness. The palate comes in with smooth precision, still harboring a flinty whiff of reduction but also hinting at creamy, rich depths of texture and flavor. A chalky well of lemony, cool freshness awaits at the core. This wine needs time to blossom, and promises chalky, bright, generous but precise richness. The finish offers a lovely note of butter..August/2020
Burghound
- bh94
Generous but not dominant wood sets off the cool yet ever-so-mildly exotic aromas of lychee, melon, freshly sliced green apple, floral and lemon rind. The larger-scaled flavors are succulent to the point of opulence thanks to the abundance of sappy dry extract that coats the palate on the powerful, stony and serious finale. This is very backward at present and will need at least a decade to reveal its full, and considerable, potential.
Wine Advocate
- wa92
The 2017 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru is performing well in bottle mingling hints of citrus oil green apple and pear with notes of warm bread and fresh pastry in a pretty bouquet. Medium to full-bodied muscular and concentrated this is a powerful but lively rendition of Latour's emblematic white.