2018 Corton Greves
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Revisited from bottle, the 2018 Corton Grèves Grand Cru (Domaine Louis Jadot) unwinds in the glass with youthfully reserved aromas of plums and black cherries complemented by subtle hints of spice and forest floor. Full-bodied, rich and muscular, the abundant tannins that I remarked upon from barrel are still present, but they've become more supple with élevage, so this isn't quite as structural as I'd anticipated, even if it's still a fleshy, broad-shouldered wine of considerable authority.
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Neal Martin, Vinous
William Kelley, Wine Advocate
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Revisited from bottle, the 2018 Corton Grèves Grand Cru (Domaine Louis Jadot) unwinds in the glass with youthfully reserved aromas of plums and black cherries complemented by subtle hints of spice and forest floor. Full-bodied, rich and muscular, the abundant tannins that I remarked upon from barrel are still present, but they've become more supple with élevage, so this isn't quite as structural as I'd anticipated, even if it's still a fleshy, broad-shouldered wine of considerable authority.
The 2018 Corton-Grèves Grand Cru is packed full of dense black cherry and boysenberry fruit on the nose, forceful if missing some elegance. The palate is sweet on the entry, fleshy and very ripe with a candied finish that is seductive, yet missing terroir expression.
The 2018 Corton-Grèves Grand Cru is packed full of dense black cherry and boysenberry fruit on the nose, forceful if missing some elegance. The palate is sweet on the entry, fleshy and very ripe with a candied finish that is seductive, yet missing terroir expression.
About the producer
Louis Jadot is arguably the most consistent négociant house in Burgundy. It has managed to straddle both the entry-level and fine wine market, while retaining respect in both.