Bourgogne Pinot Noir 2009 - Pierre André, Château de Corton André, Burgundy

A black-cherry colour, intense and dark with a bouquet to match of ripe red berries, and a hint of vanilla and licorice. A complex velvety palate of pepper flavours combined with a soft hint of cinnamon, finishing with soft silky tannins.

Decanter Magazine 2010: Commended
International Wine Challenge: Bronze Medal Awarded
Burghound: Rated 84/100

In 1923 one man fell in love with a very special place: Château de Corton and the Corton Hill on which it proudly stands - “The Hill of Miracles”. Château de Corton is the only standing Chateau classified as Grand Cru in the Côte de Beaune.

The Corton Hill vineyards produce truly rare and marvellous Burgundies which are at the very peak of the region’s finest wines. They now offer a wider selection of Grands Crus of Corton than any other producer and are considered a specialist of Corton being based at the famous Chateau de Corton.

Now rated Top 10 Great Burgundy Houses from Decanter Magazine, and mentioned by Jancis in her recent FT weekend column as the one of the top 4 most improved and recommended Burgundy Houses, Corton Hill vineyards produce truly rare and marvellous Burgundies, which are at the very peak of the region’s finest wines.

Bottle Size: 75cl

ABV: 12.5%