Joseph Cartron - Caramel

Joseph Cartron - Caramel - 75cl - Onshore Cellars

Joseph Cartron - Caramel

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Tasting Notes

To the eye: old gold color with orange nuances. Good fluidity and fairly supported leg. The tears are slow and steady on the side of the glass. On the nose: the nose is intense with notes of salted butter and brown sugar. Accents of pastry cream and vanilla sugar. In the mouth: the palate is built on elegance and finesse. No sensation of sweetness. Remarkable purity on the finish. The length in the mouth is exceptional and the finesse prevails over the intensity.

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18%
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Key Characteristics
Light-bodiedPronounced intensityCitrus fruitCreamyVanillaSweet

Behind the bottle

Joseph Cartron

Joseph Cartron

To produce its creams, liqueurs, aperitifs and eaux-de-vie, Maison Joseph Cartron selects the highest quality fruit varieties that are most faithful to the Burgundian spirit. These are all invitations to discover the best terroirs: vine peach from the...

To produce its creams, liqueurs, aperitifs and eaux-de-vie, Maison Joseph Cartron selects the highest quality fruit varieties that are most faithful to the Burgundian spirit. These are all invitations to discover the best terroirs: vine peach from the Burgundian slopes, Mirabelle plum from Lorraine, Chalonnaise black cherry, apricot from the Monts du Lyonnais, Cavaillon melon… Without forgetting the Noir de Bourgogne variety, used in the production of all our Crèmes de Cassis including the legendary “Double Crème Joseph Cartron”, emblematic of our high standards and our difference. And even today, some 70% of our fruit comes from Burgundy.

Likewise, for Marc and Fine de Bourgogne, the vintages used come from the best appellations in Côte de Nuits and Côte de Beaune: Chambolle-Musigny, Gevrey-Chambertin, Vosne-Romanée, Chorey-Les-Beaune, Aloxe-Corton…

Joseph Cartron