Corton Rouge
Overview
While the Cote d’Or is spoken of as a continuous slope of vines facing east to south-east the “cote” actually peters out at the southern extremes of the Nuits-Saint-George vineyards. Before it begins again at the city of Beaune and the communes of Savigny- and Chorey-les-Beaune the most unique feature of which is the grand, free-standing hill of Corton.
The relatively recent arrival of Domaine de la Romanee and Domaine Ponsot, and the vast. . . Read More >
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