"Since 1913, three hectares on the Corton hill — representing nearly one-third of the surface of this Grand Cru — have belonged to the Jadot family. It is on this exceptional site that the Pinot Noir necessary for the elaboration of this Grand Vin is cultivated. Sensual, lively, respectful of the territory and memory, this wine of great purity deserves to occupy a place of choice among the great Burgundies of this world. It exerts a particular attraction due to its rarity and refinement. The sensory appeal of this wine unfolds as a theater of sensations, with an aromatic procession evoking cherries, blueberries, currants, and sweet spices, nuanced with mineral, floral, and undergrowth notes."