Corton Charlemagne Bonneau du Martray 2004
Corton Charlemagne Bonneau du Martray 2004 is a dry, full-bodied white from Chardonnay (Corton-Charlemagne, France), in the rich, round whites style. Acidity is fresh; oak influence is noticeable. Good with roast chicken, salmon, creamy pasta, lobster. Listed at £281.00 by Hedonism Wines, who say it is out of stock; that is the last price, not an offer.
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Bonneau du Martray is a unique wine producer based in Pernand-Vergelesses. It is the only Burgundian estate to solely make grand cru wines, Corton and Corton-Charlemagne. In 2017, the domaine was sold to American businessman Stanley Kroenke, who also owns Screaming Eagle in Napa Valley. The 2004 vintage is expressive and complex, revealing aromas of green apples, white flowers, citrus, wood, minerals and sea air. The palate is intense, with an oily mouthfeel and persistent finish.