Corton Charlemagne, Jean-Marc Roulot 2014

Mild reduction is enough to render the nose tough to read. Otherwise once again there is terrific intensity to the muscular and full-bodied flavors that display an abundance of minerality on the gorgeously persistent and explosive finish. This isn't quite as classy as its two Puligny stable mates but it will be a match for them in time though I underscore once again that plenty of patience will be requisite here. Note: from Languettes in Aloxe