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96 Points
The 2022 Domaine de la Romanée Conti Corton Charlemagne shows Chardonnay at its most articulate, shaped by the steep limestone slopes of the Corton hill in Burgundy. Drawn from parcels across Le Charlemagne and En Charlemagne, the wine reflects a season of healthy yields, balanced ripeness and a clear sense of place. It carries generous fruit held by mineral precision, delivering a grand cru of depth, tension and quiet authority.
Harvest took place in early September, with pristine fruit requiring minimal sorting. The domaine’s measured approach in the cellar preserved the vintage’s natural richness while maintaining freshness, resulting in a wine that feels complete and finely structured. Citrus, orchard fruit and subtle hazelnut sit within a frame of chalky definition, sustained by acidity that lifts rather than dominates. It is a poised and long lived expression of Corton Charlemagne, particularly suited to dishes such as roast chicken or steamed Moreton Bay bugs.
The 2022 release highlights the breadth of the Corton hill, where differences in aspect and elevation contribute layers of complexity. The wine balances opulence with restraint, presenting a clarity that will unfurl steadily over time. Many critics expect decades of graceful evolution, supported by the vintage’s concentration and enduring minerality.
The 2022 Domaine de la Romanée Conti Corton Charlemagne shows Chardonnay at its most articulate, shaped by the steep limestone slopes of the Corton hill in Burgundy. Drawn from parcels across Le Charlemagne and En Charlemagne, the wine reflects a season of healthy yields, balanced ripeness and a clear sense of place. It carries generous fruit held by mineral precision, delivering a grand cru of depth, tension and quiet authority.
Harvest took place in early September, with pristine fruit requiring minimal sorting. The domaine’s measured approach in the cellar preserved the vintage’s natural richness while maintaining freshness, resulting in a wine that feels complete and finely structured. Citrus, orchard fruit and subtle hazelnut sit within a frame of chalky definition, sustained by acidity that lifts rather than dominates. It is a poised and long lived expression of Corton Charlemagne, particularly suited to dishes such as roast chicken or steamed Moreton Bay bugs.
The 2022 release highlights the breadth of the Corton hill, where differences in aspect and elevation contribute layers of complexity. The wine balances opulence with restraint, presenting a clarity that will unfurl steadily over time. Many critics expect decades of graceful evolution, supported by the vintage’s concentration and enduring minerality.
Luxuriously ripe apple and quince aromas with dense yet balanced texture. Lush, hedonistic and refined.
Lemon, pear and oak spice with a vibrant profile and long mineral finish.
Founded in 1232, Domaine de la Romanée-Conti stands as Burgundy’s most revered estate and one of the most important wine producers in the world. Its modern identity took shape in 1760, when the vineyard then known as La Romanée was acquired by Louis‑François de Bourbon, Prince of Conti, whose name it bears to this day.
Following the French Revolution, the Domaine passed through several hands before being purchased by the Duvault‑Blochet family in 1869. Under their stewardship, the estate expanded to include Échézeaux, Grands‑Échézeaux, Richebourg, and the monopole La Tâche. Romanée‑Saint‑Vivant and Montrachet followed, with Corton‑Charlemagne joining the portfolio in the 21st century.
Today, the Domaine is unique in Burgundy for producing wine almost exclusively from Grand Cru vineyards. It is the largest owner of Grand Cru land in the region, and its wines consistently set benchmarks for quality, rarity, and longevity. Few names carry greater weight at global auctions, or command greater trust from collectors than DRC.
The philosophy of Domaine de la Romanée‑Conti is founded on restraint. The goal is not to shape the wine, but to allow each vineyard to speak with clarity and authority.
Farming is organic, yields are deliberately minimal, and selection is uncompromising. Pinot Noir vines are propagated from the Domaine’s own genetic material, preserving an exceptional patrimony of fine‑grained, expressive fruit. In the cellar, intervention is minimal. Fermentations are guided rather than forced, with whole‑cluster inclusion for the reds and maturation in 100 percent new oak chosen for discretion rather than dominance.
Across the range, the wines share a common thread of purity and intensity, yet each cuvée retains its own identity. Romanée‑Conti offers depth and gravitas. La Tâche is expansive and aromatic. Romanée‑Saint‑Vivant is ethereal and floral. Grands‑Échézeaux brings breadth and structure, while Échézeaux shows finesse and savoury detail. Corton‑Charlemagne adds a chiselled, mineral expression of Chardonnay to the collection.
These are wines built on patience, precision, and respect for place. Hard to find, exacting in execution, and quietly definitive.
Aromas of apple, quince and white flowers with hints of hazelnut, citrus and gentle spice.
Citrus and orchard fruit glide across a firm, finely textured palate with mineral drive and gentle grip.
Persistent length supported by fresh acidity and a lingering chalky impression.