Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 300cl 1995

Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 300cl 1995

Duty Paid
£985.00
Skip to product information
  • Jane Anson rating 92
  • Robert Parker rating 90
  • Jancis Robinson rating 90
Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 300cl 1995
Sold out

HED02407

300 cl

13.5%
£985.00
Taxes included.

Pay ex-VAT when shipping outside the UK

You must be of legal age to buy alcohol in your country of residence

Out of Stock

Find Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 300cl 1995

You'll be notified when we've tracked it down

Enter your contact information below and we'll be in touch when we have found your bottle.

  • Order by 2PM for same-day dispatch.
Hermitage La Chapelle Jaboulet 1995 is a red wine from the steep, granitic slopes of the Hermitage hill, with fruit drawn mainly from Le Méal and Les Bessards. The vintage produced structured, ageworthy wines, defined by firm tannins and moderate ripeness. Aromas of blackberry, smoked meat and tapenade mingle with graphite, spice and dried herbs. The palate is powerful yet disciplined, its dense fruit framed by a mineral backbone and persistent acidity. Oak influence is well absorbed, lending polish without sweetness. In double magnum, the wine has evolved with restraint, retaining freshness and layered aromatic complexity.
92 Jane Anson
Dark ruby colour and it seems young and concentrated both visually and on the aromatics. Dark, cool blue fruits, grilled cedar and campfire smoke, cold ash, lovely character. Firm tannic architecture, could benefit from 30 minutes in a carafe or just leave it in your glass for a while. This feels to me like it is on the plateau and not going anywhere, and you might just strike it lucky with a great bottle at the right time. Gerard Jaboulet and his brother Jacques were owners and winemakers. Gerard Jaboulet and his brother Jacques owner and winemaker.Jane Anson27th August 2025
90 Jancis Robinson
A saturated purple/plum color is accompanied by gamy, blackberry, and smoked meat aromas. While this wine is rich and full-bodied, the question mark reflects its gritty, astringent tannin and austere personality. It is a large-scaled, boldly-flavored, but ferociously tannic La Chapelle. Anticipated maturity: 2010-2035.Robert Parker26th June 2000

You may also like

Didn’t find what you were looking for?

Talk to our team