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Cellar Favorite: Jadot’s 2015 Beaune 1er Cru Celebration (Mar 2018)

The 2009 Beaune 1er Cru 150th Anniversary is every bit as magical as it has always been. There is a translucence to the fruit that is just remarkable. That is the good news. The not so good news is that the 2009 remains very tightly wound and in need of further cellaring. The aromatics are…

A Century of Bordeaux: The Eights (May 2018)

The 2008 La Dame de Montrose has a very austere and reserved bouquet, broody and earthy and frankly not much fun at the moment. The palate is medium-bodied with dry tannin. This is masculine in style, dark plum and dark chocolate with a slightly smudged finish that does not exactly encourage another sip. I wonder…

2009 Red Burgundies (Mar 2012)

Bright medium red. Distinctly mineral-driven aromas of raspberry, wild strawberry, clove and pepper. Sweet, fine-grained and vibrant, showing lovely delicacy and finesse to the cherry and spice flavors. The long finish features very suave, fine-grained tannins and terrific chewy energy for the year. (Trapet has reduced the percentage of new oak for this wine to…

The 2009 Red Burgundies (May 2011)

The 2009 Chapelle-Chambertin is the richest, roundest and most open of the Trapet grand crus. It is also the grand cru that shows the most vintage influence vis-à-vis The 2008s. High-toned expressive aromatics lead to a warm, radiant core of fruit. In 2009 the Chapelle is round, sweet, full and totally inviting from start to…

2009 Red Burgundies (Mar 2012)

Bright medium red. Distinctly mineral-driven aromas of raspberry, wild strawberry, clove and pepper. Sweet, fine-grained and vibrant, showing lovely delicacy and finesse to the cherry and spice flavors. The long finish features very suave, fine-grained tannins and terrific chewy energy for the year. (Trapet has reduced the percentage of new oak for this wine to…

The 2009 Red Burgundies (May 2011)

The 2009 Chapelle-Chambertin is the richest, roundest and most open of the Trapet grand crus. It is also the grand cru that shows the most vintage influence vis-à-vis The 2008s. High-toned expressive aromatics lead to a warm, radiant core of fruit. In 2009 the Chapelle is round, sweet, full and totally inviting from start to…