The blend is 4 barrels of Le Charlemagne and 2 of En Charlemagne. Mid lemon yellow. A perfumed ripe peachy nose. All about the fruit with good grip behind. Sunny more than mineral. The aftertaste though is the best part, very encouraging!

(92-94 points) The 2022 Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru comes from vines located in En Charlemagne and Le Charlemagne, one and three barrels, respectively. The nose takes a while to unfurl, eventually offering orange pith, nectarine and caramelized pear aromas. The palate is medium-bodied with a honeyed, creamy entry. Vanilla and almond, touches of walnut, quite poised towards the finish with a peppery aftertaste. Very fine. - By Neal Martin, October 2023

This is creamy in texture, enveloping notes of lemon, peaches and cream, graphite, quinine, nutmeg and clove. A fluid version, with a tactile feel on the long finish. Though a bit less integrated than its peers in this tasting today, this shows fine potential. Best from 2026 through 2033. 129 cases made, 5 cases imported.- BS