Génot-Boulanger’s outstanding 2007 Corton-Charlemagne is from a small, south-facing plot comprising mostly old vine Chardonnay (averaging 50 years old).

2007 was an excellent year for white Burgundy, which generally shows great concentration of purity of fruit, wonderful minerality and aromatic intensity - all the trademarks of fine Burgundian Chardonnay

"The successful whites, of which there are many…have great purity, a streak of citrus refinement and tend to be much racier than the 2006s and 2005s." Jancis Robinson MW

“…a wine of great power, complexity and incredible length in the mouth. Lemon-yellow in colour, with a restrained bouquet (vinous suggesting weight and power), impressions of yellow plum, tobacco and lanolin, steely and dry in the mouth slowly revealing flavours of vanilla and dry honey, great length with excellent acidity to carry the flavours. The verve of this wine restores one’s faith in grand cru Burgundy.” Les Caves de Pyrene