Corton Grand Cru « Hautes Mourottes » 2014

Corton grand cru Hautes Mourottes - Vin de Bourgogne

APPEARANCE : Deep red, hints of garnet
NOSE : Blackcurrant, Undergrowth, Black fruit, Tobacco
PALATE : Stylish, Balanced, Powerful, Tannic
OAKED : Lightly oaked
FOOD PAIRING : Wild boar and mushroom pie, Maroilles cheese
CERTIFICATION : Organic, Demeter

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Appellation	Corton Grand Cru
Location	Hautes Mourottes
capacity	75 Cl
Color	Red
grape variety	Pinot noir
Surface	0,6313 ha

Etymology

At Ladoix-Serrigny, the climats Basses Mourottes and Hautes Mourottes are situated above the Carrières, right at the top of the slope. Mourotte is a diminutive of Mur (wall), and includes the Burgundian suffix “-ottes” , but these are not truly man-made walls but in fact the faces of ancient quarries which are wall-like as they are vertical. These quarries have been filled in to become vineyards.
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The vineyard plot(s)

Vines about 45 years old.

The soil and subsoil

The ground is brown limestone over a Bathonian era subsoil. This very well-drained, warm but infertile land stresses the vine in its growth and during the ripening of the grapes. This, along with the particular microclimate, makes the wine Corton “Les Hautes Mourottes” relatively austere and firm in its youth.

The vinification

According to the vintage conditions.

The exposition

At about 360 metres the Corton “Hautes Mourottes” vineyard is the highest placed Grand Cru on the Corton hill. It faces East and so is relatively cool with big varations in temperature.