Corton Charlemagne Lucien Le Moine 2011

Corton Charlemagne Lucien Le Moine 2011

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  • Robert Parker rating 94
  • Vinous rating 93
Corton Charlemagne Lucien Le Moine 2011
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HED20092

75 cl

13.5%
£475.00
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Corton-Charlemagne Lucien Le Moine 2011 exhibits a distinctive nose that combines hints of lemon zest, minerality and a subtle herbal note. The palate reveals well-defined flavours of green apple and a trace of nutty complexity, balanced by precise acidity. The finish is lengthy with a touch of chalkiness, contributing to its structure. Produced by boutique negociant Lucien Le Moine.
93 Vinous
(from west-facing vines that ripen more slowly than those that go into the Corton Blanc; 13% natural alcohol): Reticent aromas of smoky minerals and medicinal herbs. Silky, fine-grained and seamless but also with terrific inner-mouth tension. Today the palate impression is dominated by chewy dry extract. Finishes with outstanding stony length and no hard edges. But an infant today. Great potential here.

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Lucien Le Moine

Lucien Le Moine

A Boutique Négociant

Founded by Mounir and Rotem Saouma in the late 1990s, Lucien Le Moine is a small, quality focussed négociant that bottle wines from some of the greatest Premier and Grand Cru vineyards in the Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune. The team aim to bottle around 100 barrels each vintage, which can sometimes represent over 60 different wines. There are no contracts with the growers and no winemaking requirements from Lucien Le Moine beyond the stipulation that the wines be of the highest possible quality.

The wines arrive with Lucien Le Moine fully vinified and Rotem and Mounir focus solely on élévage, racking the wines into new oak barrels made to their own particular specifications. It's tricky to generalise across dozens of wines from many different crus, but both the whites and reds tend towards the generous with a ripeness of fruit and a fullness of body that is rare in the Côte d'Or.

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