Wine Domaine Ponsot, Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru AOC, 2015
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Chardonnay: 100%
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Tasting Notes
Wine of straw color with a pale greenish tint.
The rich, intense, exquisite taste of the wine reveals notes of pear and pineapple, floral nuances and seductive notes of honey. Harmonious acidity provides wine fresh sound, and expressive mineral notes give it refinement and elegance. Aftertaste pleases with juiciness and good structure.
The wine has a pleasant, rich aroma with accents of tropical fruits and notes of ripe apple, white flowers and expressive mineral notes.
You can serve wine to dishes of exotic cuisine, pate, seafood, white meat, poultry and soft cheeses.
Interesting Facts
Domaine Ponsot, Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru AOC is a dry white wine from Chardonnay variety, representing the famous Burgundy region. The grapes are grown in the Côtes de Beaune, on the famous Corton Hill, whose soils are rich in marl rocks and clay. For the first time the wine was released in 2009. The creators call the wine "universal", justifying its balanced, fresh fruit flavor and pleasant aroma. Domain Ponceau, Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru create biodynamic method from organically grown grapes. Tasting wine is better not earlier than 4-5 years after bottling.
Producer's description
Domain Ponce was founded in 1872, when William Ponce, who returned from the Franco-Prussian War, bought a house and several vineyards in Morey-Saint-Denis. Gradually expanding, William buys plots in Clos de la Roche and Clos des Monts-Luisants, where in 1911 disembarks Aligote. Aliquot landing was unusual at the time, most manufacturers of white wines in Burgundy inclined to a more economical and sustainable Chardonnay. William also acquires sites in the vineyards "Les Combottes" and "Les Charmes" appellasone in Gevrey-Chambertin. William produced a small amount of wine, mainly for private use and for casual dining. In 1920, the domain management Ponce goes to his nephew and godson, William - diplomat Hippolyte Ponce. With the help of his brother Henry Ponce, also a diplomat (Resident General in Morocco, the French ambassador in several countries), Hippolyte significantly increases the size of the vineyards at the Clos de la Roche.
Domaine Ponsot began bottling wines under his own name in 1934, which was rare at the time, only a dozen households did so before the Second World War. Domain also began selling their wines outside of France - in the US and many European countries. The first label wines were hand-stamped and signed by Hippolytus. In 1935-36 Hippolyte took an active part in the process of assigning the vineyards of Burgundy status AOC, where to use his legal education. In 1957, Hippolyte Ponce transfer the domain to his son - Jean-Marie Pons, who worked on the farm since 1942 as a winemaker and agronomist. In 1961, Domaine Ponsot rented several new sites in Chambolle-Musigny, Chambertin and Latricières-Chambertin. Over time, the domain is not only increased the number of leased sites, but also acquired a new property.
Today Domain Ponce, Ponce controlled Laurent, produces a wide range of Burgundy wines from different terroirs. In the vineyards biodynamic farming practiced cultivation without using pesticides or herbicides. The main varieties of the farm are Pinot Noir and Aligoté. Wine Domain Ponce widely known in the world and are highly prized for wine auctions.