Description
Corton 1973 – Maison Émile Chandesais
Corton 1973, crafted by the Maison Émile Chandesais, is a rare and captivating expression of one of Burgundy’s most prestigious terroirs. As the only red Grand Cru of the Côte de Beaune, Corton is celebrated for producing wines of depth, power, and exceptional longevity. After more than fifty years of ageing, this 1973 vintage reveals the serene elegance and aromatic complexity that only time can impart.
The color shows a brick-toned garnet hue, typical of a mature Pinot Noir that has evolved gracefully. The nose is refined and multifaceted, offering aromas of candied cherry, macerated red fruits, and dried plum, followed by tertiary notes of soft leather, forest floor, mushroom, black tea, sweet spices, and a gentle hint of truffle. A noble and richly nuanced bouquet, emblematic of mature Burgundy.
On the palate, Corton 1973 displays fine yet persistent structure, with tannins that have become silky and polished over time. Evolved red fruit blends with earthy and spicy undertones, creating a delicate but profound texture. The finish is long, subtly smoky, and elegant, a testament to the enduring greatness of the Corton terroir.
A true collector’s wine, this Corton is ideal for lovers of aged Burgundy who seek subtlety, aromatic depth, and the quiet nobility that time alone can reveal. A rare bottle that reflects both the heritage of the Maison Émile Chandesais and the timeless prestige of Corton.
Caractéristiques
| Castle / Estate / House | Maison Chandesais |
| Designation | Corton |
| Capacity (cl) | 75 |
| Color | Red |
| Vintage (year) | 1973 |
| Référence | 59b |
