Joseph Drouhin Corton Grand Cru 2018 emmerich-knoll mainly growing in the sandy

mainly growing in the sandy and gravel shot clay soils of the Eastern Foothills

linear and uncomplicated white wines without underplaying the unmistakable complexity of the old vines

Elevage: On lees in old oak foudre Production: 1 307 bottles

Artisanal winemaking ensures a rich

Not only is the land affordable

Joseph Drouhin Corton Grand Cru 2018 emmerich-knoll mainly growing in the sandyThe color is rather deep its nose powerful and verging on candied fruit and spices when maturing. It has good structure in the mouth without harshness. A good Corton must have "gras" (a velvety texture) to counterbalance tannin and acidity. On the palate it recalls the candied fruit present in the nose. Very long and persistent it ends on a very complex note.