Search
Advanced Search
Catalogue.pdf
Catalogue.xlsx
My Cart
Toggle Nav
Aloxe Corton

Aloxe Corton

Appellation Aloxe Corton


Burgundy is home to 5 wine-growing regions, including Chablis, Côte des Nuits, Côte de Beaune, Côte Chalonnaise and Maçonnais. The Aloxe Corton appellation is a wine-growing commune in the north of the Côte de Beaune. Although sparsely populated, this rural commune is the cradle of the great red and white crus that enjoy such excellent reputations as Corton and Corton-Charlemagne. These are the perfect jewels for the festive table. In this guide, we'll take a look at the terroir of theAloxe Corton appellation and its top producers.

-----> show +/-

Terroir of Aloxe Corton appellation


This Côte de Beaune AOC has existed since 1938. Its vineyards extend over an area of around 122 hectares, south of the Corton mountain. The terroir of the Aloxe Corton appellation is characterised by reddish or chalky, slightly clayey soils containing flint debris at an altitude of 200 to 300 metres. This terroir also has a good potassium and phosphoric acid content. The stony and marly soils, depending on the location, are favourable to the production of supple, elegant, fine wines, while the marly soils produce firm, complex wines. The vines face due east. The climate is temperate with continental trends. The variety of soil types, drainage, grape variety and climate give a wide range of wines. Wines from the south, for example, are more structured and solid, while wines from the north are more supple with fruity aromas. The vineyards of this appellation include 14 Premiers Crus, the best known of which are Les Clos des Maréchaudes, Fournières and Valozières. The illustrious Grands Crus Corton and Corton-Charlemagne straddle the commune's 3 geographical areas: Aloxe Corton, Ladoix-Serrigny and Pernand-Vergelesses.

The Aloxe-Corton appellation is a wine-growing region in the Côtes de Beaune and Nuits in Burgundy, France. It is renowned for its red wines made mainly from Pinot Noir and Chardonnay grapes. The wines of Aloxe-Corton are often considered to be mountain wines because they come from the climates on the Corton mountain. The most prestigious vintages are produced in the Clos du Chapitre by Domaine Chevalier Père. Aloxe-Corton wines are particularly well suited to accompanying red meats.

The best producers of Aloxe Corton appellation


This village appellation includes red wines (around 98.5% of production) and white wines (1.5%). The reds are fairly dark in colour, with deep ruby, garnet or crimson hues depending on the climate. When young, they have red and black fruit aromas. With age, the aromas evolve towards jasmine and candied fruit, with notes of truffle, mushroom, leather and cinnamon. The red wines are powerful, robust, aromatic and refined, with vibrant acidity. After a few years in the cellar, they become fuller-bodied with velvety tannins. These are wines for laying down
-Coche dury: this estate has almost 9 hectares of vines on small plots spread over 6 communes in the Côte de Beaune region. It favours a policy of very low yields and meticulous vinification. His red wines are fragrant, intense and powerful, with good ageing potential. They are full-bodied, concentrated wines with well-balanced acidity. The estate is renowned for its fine Mersault wines and its Grand Cru Corton-Charlemagne, not forgetting its white Burgundy. The diversity of the wines in terms of aroma, consistency and complexity of flavour depends on the terroir and viticulture. Coche Dury is one of those estates that expresses its terroir elegantly.
-Faiveley: this 115-hectare family estate in the village of Saint-Geroges is one of the largest in Burgundy. The majority of its vineyards are located in prestigious crus appellations such as Côte de Beaune and Côte des Nuits. The estate produces around 54 different wines, some of which are Grands Crus (10 ha of vineyards) and Premiers Crus (25 ha). The estate's red wines are distinguished by their complexity, firm tannins and earthy, mineral aftertaste. When tasted, they reveal flavours of red fruit, spices, vanilla and oak, with a pleasant coconut finish.
-Louis Latour: this estate was founded in 1797. Through 11 generations, this prestigious estate has increased its planted vineyard area. Each year, it produces around 150 different wines, and 8.5 million bottles. The estate covers 48 hectares, 27 of which are Grands Crus (17 Grands Crus de Corton and 10 Grands Crus Corton-Charlemagne). Its red wines are controversial. They are heated to 70°C for 3 seconds before bottling. On tasting, these wines are round, quite fruity and slightly creamy, with a sophisticated, fresh palate and good acidity. The wines may have a hint of minerality and herbaceous notes. Corton-Charlemagne, on the other hand, is a wine with little expressive aroma and strong tannins when young, but which will develop a creamy richness and aromatic complexity after a few years' cellaring. This is the type of wine that appeals to both the drinker and the connoisseur.
-Bonneau du Martray: the wines from this estate were served at a private birthday dinner for Queen Elizabeth II of England. This estate belongs to the American Enos Stanley Kroenke after it was sold by Bault de la Morinière, an heir to the estate. The latter has made efforts to improve the quality of the vines and winemaking. His 24 ha of vineyards produce two Grands Crus: Corton and Corton-Charlemagne. This flagship wine boosts the estate's international reputation. The wines from this estate are extremely fine, yet powerful, with exceptional aromatic qualities and velvety tannins. Intense wines that do not saturate.
-Bouchard père et fils: this estate was bought by Champagne house Joseph Henriot in 1995. It is one of the oldest and largest winegrowing estates in Burgundy. The estate covers 130 hectares, divided into 74 hectares of Premier Cru and 12 Grand Cru. It includes prestigious appellations such as Montrachet, Corton-Charlemagne, Bonnes-Mares, Mersault-Perrière, etc. Its red wines are renowned for their firm character and great expression, while the whites are fresh and generous on the palate.
Set Descending Direction

54 Résultat(s)

  1. Bourgogne Rouge Bruno Clavelier Corton Le Rognet 2011 Bottle (75cl)
    Burgundy Champagne
    Bourgogne Rouge Bruno Clavelier Corton Le Rognet 2011 Bottle (75cl)
    €156.00 €130.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  2. Château de Bligny Corton Grand Cru 1988 magnum
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru
    Château de Bligny Corton Grand Cru 1988 Magnum
    €240.00 €200.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  3. Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 1991
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 1991
    €624.00 €520.00
    stock: 2
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  4. Promotion Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 2000
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 2000
    Special Price €348.00 €290.00 Regular Price €384.00 €320.00
    stock: 2
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  5. Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 2003 Magnum
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Original Wooden Case of 6
    Domain Bonneau du Martray Corton Charlemagne 2003 Magnum
    €720.00 €600.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  6. Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton 2009 Magnum (150cl)
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton 2009 Magnum (150cl)
    €300.00 €250.00
    stock: 6
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  7. Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 1989
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 1989
    €358.80 €299.00
    stock: 3
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  8. Promotion Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 1990
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 1990
    Special Price €330.00 €275.00 Regular Price €468.00 €390.00
    stock: 4
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  9. Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2002 Bottle (75cl)
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2002 Bottle (75cl)
    €312.00 €260.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  10. Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2003
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2003
    €276.00 €230.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  11. Promotion Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2019 Bottle (75cl)
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru
    Domain Bouchard Pere et Fils Corton Charlemagne 2019 Bottle (75cl)
    Special Price €192.00 €160.00 Regular Price €216.00 €180.00
    stock: 2
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  12. Domain Bruno Clair Corton Charlemagne 2009 Bottle (75cl)
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Original Wooden Case of 12
    Domain Bruno Clair Corton Charlemagne 2009 Bottle (75cl)
    €240.00 €200.00
    stock: 4
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  13. Promotion Domain Chanson Corton Vergennes Blanc 2004 Magnum (150cl)
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru
    Domain Chanson Corton Vergennes Blanc 2004 Magnum (150cl)
    Special Price €228.00 €190.00 Regular Price €264.00 €220.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  14. Promotion Deal for amateurs Domain Coche Dury Corton Charlemagne 1993 -5cm
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Coche Dury Corton Charlemagne 1993 -5cm
    Special Price €2,940.00 €2,450.00 Regular Price €6,000.00 €5,000.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
  15. Promotion Domain Coche Dury Corton Charlemagne 2002
    Burgundy Aloxe Corton Grand Cru Loose
    Domain Coche Dury Corton Charlemagne 2002
    Special Price €6,360.00 €5,300.00 Regular Price €6,600.00 €5,500.00
    stock: 1
    Add to Wishlist Add to Compare
Page
What is the difference between "Premier Cru" and "Grand Cru"? What determines the price of a great wine? How do I buy a Grand Cru?
Domaine Coche Dury Domaine des Comtes Lafon Domaine Dauvissat Domaine Leflaive Laurent Tribut Estate Domaine Sauzet Domaine de la Romanée Conti Domaine Dugat-Py Méo Camuzet Estate Denis Mortet Estate Domaine Perrot Minot Georges Roumier Estate Domaine Rousseau Vosne Romanée Gevrey Chambertin Chambolle Musigny Morey Saint Denis Nuits Saint Georges Pommard Meursault Chassagne Montrachet Puligny Montrachet Chablis Vougeot Volnay Henri Jayer Estate Domaine Jacky Truchot Charles Noellat Estate Jean Grivot Estate Domaine Leroy Domaine Prieuré Roch Domaine Trapet Domaine Bouchard Père et Fils Domaine JF Mugnier Domaine Rouget Domaine Faiveley Domaine Henri Boillot Dujac Estate Domaine D'Auvenay Domaine Jean Marc Roulot Comte de Vogue Estate Georges Noellat Estate Henri Gouges Estate Domaine Drouhin Domaine Anne Gros Domaine Gros Frère et Soeur Domaine Albert Bichot Domaine Jean-Jacques Confuron Domaine Jacques Prieur Domaine Pierre Boisson Domaine Ponsot Domaine Rebourseau Domaine Claude Dugat Domaine Bonneau du Martray Domaine Cathiard Tortochot Estate Ladoix Domaine Mommessin Domaine Raveneau Domaine Hubert Lignier Beaune Domaine Chanson Père et Fils Domaine David Duband Joseph Roty Estate Domaine Ramonet Domaine des Lambrays Domaine du Vicomte Liger Belair Domaine Lamarche Domaine Arnaud Ente Domaine AF Gros Savigny les Beaune Monthélie Domaine Arnoux Lachaux Cécile Tremblay Estate Domaine Hubert De Montille Domaine Bruno Clair Christophe Roumier Estate Domaine de la Vougeraie Domaine Amiot Servelle Domaine Camus Père et Fils Saint Aubin Domaine d'Eugénie Domaine Jadot Georges Lignier Estate Domaine Robert Groffier Domaine Louis Latour René Engel Estate Marsannay Maison Leroy Domaine Rossignol Trapet Mounting Domaine Sylvie Esmonin Domaine Mugneret Gibourg Jean-Yves Bizot Estate Domaine Pierre Morey Charles Vienot Estate Auxey Duresses Côte de nuits Domaine Anne Boisson Domaine Nudant Domaine Jean-Marc Boillot Domaine Hubert Lamy Burgundy Red Wine White wine Burgundy Charles Lachaux Estate Jean Gros Estate Domaine Hudelot Noellat Domaine Comte Armand
Shop By
Shopping Options
Domaines Bourgognes
  1. Domaine Ludovic Belin 1 item
  2. Château de Bligny 1 item
  3. Domaine Bonneau du Martray 6 items
  4. Domaine Bouchard Père et Fils 6 items
  5. Domaine Chanson Père et Fils 1 item
  6. Domaine Bruno Clavelier 1 item
  7. Domaine Bruno Clair 1 item
  8. Domaine Coche Dury 12 items
  9. Domaine Faiveley 2 items
  10. Domaine Vincent Girardin 1 item
  11. Pierre Marey 1 item
  12. Domaine Louis Latour 3 items
  13. Olivier Leflaive 1 item
  14. Domaine Leroy 1 item
  15. Domaine Méo Camuzet 7 items
  16. Domaine Hubert De Montille 1 item
  17. Domaine Ponsot 1 item
  18. Domaine de la Romanée Conti 6 items
  19. Jean Rijckaert 1 item
Parcelle Bourgogne
  1. Clos des Cortons 2 items
  2. Clos du Roi 1 item
  3. Corton 8 items
  4. Corton Charlemagne 32 items
  5. Corton Grancey 1 item
  6. Corton- Le Rognet 5 items
  7. Corton- Rognet 1 item
  8. Corton- Les Perrières 2 items
  9. Corton Vergennes 1 item
  10. Renardes 1 item
Vintage
  1. 1966 1 item
  2. 1988 2 items
  3. 1989 2 items
  4. 1990 2 items
  5. 1991 2 items
  6. 1993 1 item
  7. 1994 1 item
  8. 2000 1 item
  9. 2001 1 item
  10. 2002 3 items
  11. 2003 4 items
  12. 2004 3 items
  13. 2005 2 items
  14. 2006 1 item
  15. 2009 5 items
  16. 2010 3 items
  17. 2011 1 item
  18. 2013 1 item
  19. 2014 2 items
  20. 2015 2 items
  21. 2017 2 items
  22. 2018 1 item
  23. 2019 3 items
  24. 2020 3 items
  25. 2021 2 items
  26. 2022 3 items
Size
  1. Bottle (75cl) 46 items
  2. Magnum (150cl) 7 items
  3. Jeroboam (300cl) 1 item
Price
Color
  1. Red 21 items
  2. White 33 items
WA Rating
  1. 90-93 5 items
  2. 94-96 3 items
WS Rating
  1. 86-89 1 item
  2. 90-93 1 item
  3. 97-100 1 item
BH Rating
  1. 86-89 1 item
  2. 90-93 1 item
  3. 94-96 4 items
WD Rating
  1. 86-89 2 items
  2. 90-93 3 items
  3. 94-96 8 items
  4. 97-100 3 items
Packaging
  1. Loose 35 items
  2. Original Wooden Case 3 items
  3. Original Wooden Case of 3 1 item
  4. Original Wooden Case of 6 2 items
  5. Original Wooden Case of 12 2 items
  6. Original Wooden Case of 1 2 items
Statement of Label
  1. Perfect 43 items
  2. Slightly Damaged 3 items
  3. Fairly Damaged 1 item
  4. Highly Damaged 1 item
  5. Very Slightly Damaged 6 items
Level
  1. Perfect 50 items
  2. -3cm 1 item
  3. -3.5cm 1 item
  4. -4cm 1 item
  5. -5cm 1 item
WHO WE ARE ? WHO WE ARE ?
PRICE EXCEL/PDF PRICE EXCEL/PDF Download The Brochure
Delivery and Payment Delivery and Payment See Terms
Conoisseur's notice Conoisseur's notice See details
Cave Vins Anciens Visit ancient wines' cellar
Tarif PDF
Tarif Excel