Domaine Bonneau du Martray, Corton - Charlemagne 2011, magnum

93 / 100 Robert Parker
Tasted blind at the Burgundy 2011 horizontal tasting in Beaune. Bonneau du Martray’s Corton-Charlemagne 2011 has a mineral-driven bouquet – linear and taut, with slate and granite aromas gradually unfurling in the glass. The palate is clean and fresh with supremely well-judged acidity. Touches of apricot and mango lie in the background with the citrus element playing the main role. Beautifully balanced, this is the Corton-Charlemagne of the flight with impressive tension and persistence.
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17 / 20 Jancis Robinson
From magnum. Flinty, smoky, tart green apple. Voluminous and bold, but doesn't seem as wide-reaching as you might expect. Is this the slow development of a magnum? Lots of length and core concentration, so certainly worth keeping to find out.
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92 / 100 Allen Meadow
Not surprisingly this really hasn't changed very much from my original review last year (see herein) other than I have extended the initial drinking window slightly. I repeat the note here: There is a hint of mandarin orange to the otherwise more classic aromas of white peach, green apple, citrus and wet stone. The well-detailed and intensely stony medium weight plus flavors possess an excellent sense of underlying tension on the saline-infused, dry and well-balanced finish. I like the mid-palate concentration and while this is already delicious, this is sufficiently serious as to require another 4 to 6 years of cellar time.
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