Edmond Cornu & Fils Chorey-les-Beaune, Cote de Beaune, France

埃德蒙·科鈕父子酒莊（紹黑-伯恩村）紅葡萄酒

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The 2011 Chorey-les-Beaune has a tightly controlled nose with light seashell influences coming through the red cherry and citrus fruit. The palate is light on the entry, an omen for this unassuming wine with light tannins and a rather conservative finish that needs a little more chutzpah. Drink now-2016. Edmond Cornu handed the reins of his domaine to his son Pierre some years ago, although Edmond remains in an advisory role and Pierre’s cousin has also joined. They farm around 15 hectares of vineyard, and their fruit is destemmed before being fermented in stainless steel and raised in oak for 14 to 18 months. Having tasted their wines often in the UK, I knew what to expect. While they rarely reach the heights of growers with more propitious holdings, these are well-crafted, unassuming, balanced and terroir-specific wines imbued with plenty of character. Generally, they are best consumed in their youth in order to savor their freshness and vitality. Importer: A Neal Rosenthal Selection; www.madrose.com; tel. (518) 207-9100. Also available through McKinley Vintners (UK)

Those who cannot defer their gratification would be better advised to try the less expensive Chorey-Les-Beaune with its bouquet of leather and cherries, medium body and good, clean fruit.