Camille Giroud Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2021 rhone white Jean decided to gradually pass

Jean decided to gradually pass the torch of his passion on to Florent Rouve and also pass down the “savoir-faire” that have made the reputation of his wines: restricted yields

Flinty mineral aromas with lemon rind

High toned red and blue fruit aromas

The 2020 Pinot Noir is a single vineyard wine sourced from the Meadowbank vineyard in the Derwent Valley in Southern Tasmania

Camille Giroud Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 2021 rhone white Jean decided to gradually pass93 95 Points, Jasper Morris, InsideBurgundy. com "4 barrels only this year. 25% from Pernand, 50% Aloxe Corton, and 25% Ladoix fruit. Mid yellow. The bouquet is immediately classy, It is quite backward, with significant density for the vintage. A couple of lemon scented notes at the finish along with fresh apples. Carel notes that it needed significant sorting to make a wine of this quality. Drink from 2027 2033. Tasted Oct 2022."