The family of Bonneau du Martray descends directly from Chancellor Nicolas Rolin who founded the famous Hospices de Beaune in 1443, and produces only two Grand Cru wines: Corton-Charlemagne and Corton. Their plot in Corton-Charlemagne is the largest with 9.5 hectares, and owns the largest area of a single Grand Cru vineyard of any producer in all of Burgundy.
 
We have just secured a case of Bonneau du Martray Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 1995 which has been stored in a professional warehouse in the UK for over a decade. 1995 was a triumph for white Burgundy, <Decanter> has given a full 5 out of 5 pts for the vintage quality; Wine Advocate’s critic Pierre Rovani who had by chance tried the wine, awarding it a 93pts and said “I was bowled-over by the quality of the 1995 Corton-Charlemagne, it is certainly the finest wine I have tasted from this famous estate”.  A true white Burgundy lover’s offer, this parcel has just arrived and let us know if you are interested at any - 
 

 
Bonneau du Martray Corton-Charlemagne Grand Cru 1995
HK$3,080 per bottle (^Best Price in the World, Photo available on request)
 
93pts Wine Advocate
I was bowled-over by the quality of the 1995 Corton-Charlemagne, it is certainly the finest wine I have tasted from this famous estate. Beguiling aromas of red berries, vanilla, and traces of coconut are followed by a powerful punch of concentrated, extracted, and intense flavors. This gorgeous medium-to-full-bodied wine has a tightly wound "nugget" of red currants, almonds, hazelnuts, pears, and minerals in its silky-textured, extremely well-balanced, and admirably long character.

92pts Allen Meadows, tasted 150cl Mag
This is actually quite close to the 750 ml version (see herein) and about the only difference is that there is a bit more freshness and vibrancy. Like the 750 ml version, a mature and elegant if ever-so-slightly exotic and ripe white pear and green apple suffused nose is followed by medium weight, concentrated and relatively round flavors that offer excellent acid/fruit balance and impressive if not truly sensational length where about the only nit is a touch of warmth. This is drinking perfectly now though it should certainly hold for many years to come, particularly in magnum format.
 
96pts Jeannie Cho Lee
 
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