2020 is considered one of the greatest Burgundy years of recent times. Despite the warm year, the wines have an amazing clarity and freshness.
Consequently, Robert Parker's Wine Advocate is thrilled. Taster William Kelly is very impressed by the full-bodied, complex and enormously concentrated nature of this Grand Cru. James Suckling is even at 98/100.
The Corton Clos des Cortons Grand Cru has been a monopoly of the Domaine Faiveley since 1874. The oldest vines here date back to 1932, which gives the wine strength and depth. A great Burgundy with a very long lifespan, a legend to come.
