Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 1964
Hermitage Domaine La Chapelle Jaboulet 1964 is a dry, very full-bodied red from Syrah (Hermitage, France), in the full, structured reds style. Tannins are very firm and acidity moderate; oak influence is some. Those scales describe the wine when young; this is a 62-year-old bottle and its tannin and oak will have softened. Good with lamb, beef stew, steak, venison.
| Wine | Sweet | Body | From | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hermitage Rouge Chave Magnum 2009 Domaine Jean Louis Chave · Rhône | £1763.00 | |||
| Hermitage Rouge Chave Magnum 2000 Domaine Jean Louis Chave · Rhône | £1422.00 | |||
| Philippe Pacalet, Cornas - Magnum 2020 Philippe Pacalet · Rhône | £946.20 | |||
| Philippe Pacalet, Cornas 2021 Philippe Pacalet · Rhône | £945.60 |
The Hermitage La Chapelle Jaboulet 1964 is a single-vineyard red wine from the Northern Rhône Valley. This vintage is crafted primarily from Syrah grapes sourced from the esteemed hillside parcels of the Hermitage appellation, notably Les Bessards and Le Méal. The exceptional climate conditions of 1964 facilitated optimal ripeness, resulting in grapes with notable balance. Expect a complex profile with evolving notes of stewed fruits, earthy undertones and a persistent finish.