Albert Bichot (Pavillon), Corton Charlemagne Blanc Vintage:2020 opens up a vista of

opens up a vista of gastronomic potential and belies the 10g/l of sugar added as dosage - nearly double the amount of the most recent vintages

the 2008 is quite a bit less tannic than some recent vintages have been

A classy effort that should reward mid to even longer-term cellaring

A more deeply pitched nose reflects notes of dark currant

One of the finest Prado Enea vintages

Albert Bichot (Pavillon), Corton Charlemagne Blanc Vintage:2020 opens up a vista of(from a 1. 2 ha parcel situated in Languettes). Ripe and beautifully layered aromas are comprised by notes of Granny Smith apples, lemon lime, mineral reduction and a plethora of floral wisps. There is excellent intensity to the muscular and palate staining larger bodied flavors that culminate in a bone dry, chiseled and superbly persistent finish where the only nit is the lack of above average depth. However, the underlying material is quite good so