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Chambertin Trapet 2009
HED00982
75 cl
13.5%
£665.00
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Chambertin Trapet 2009 is crafted from a selection of parcels totalling approximately 1.5 hectares, with about 50% new oak applied during maturation. The wine presents a balanced bouquet of red fruits, particularly red cherry, entwined with earthy notes of underbrush and subtle spice. On the palate, it reveals a firm structure marked by mineral undertones and a distinctly concentrated core. Notably, the Trapet family, producers in Gevrey-Chambertin since the 19th century, emphasise organic viticulture, steering the wine towards authenticity and expression of terroir. Patience is advised when enjoying this expression, as it evolves gradually.
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Vinous
Moderately saturated red with no sign of amber. Very ripe red berries and a medicinal aspect on the nose, complicated by hints of caraway seed and lavender; aeration brought a sexy note of raspberry liqueur. The richest, fattest and fleshiest of these vintages to this point--and less sappy and high-pitched than it was in the early going--but with surprising vinosity to frame its flavors of red fruits, dried flowers, wild herbs and soil-driven minerality. This wine can be enjoyed now for its plush sweetness and sheer mouth coverage but will be even more satisfying after it's had a chance to absorb more of its dusty, building, fine-grained tannins. For his part, Jean-Louis Trapet feels that this wine is in a transitional period now. According to Trapet, a huge rain storm on May 21 limited the early flowering, leading to a large quantity of small, millerandé grapes and providing good water reserves that enabled the vines to resist the drought in August. Still, he describes 2009 as a more Mediterranean vintage even if this wine is still young. (13.2% alcohol; 3.51 pH; 3.7 g/l acidity; 38 h/h; harvested on September 16)
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