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Domaine Paul Jaboulet Aîné La Chapelle Hermitage 2015 MAGNUM

100 POINTS — Jeb Dunnuck

98 POINTS — Wine Advocate

Domaine Paul Jaboulet Aîné

Domaine Paul Jaboulet Aîné La Chapelle Hermitage 2015 MAGNUM

1.5 L
Sale price2.799,00 DKK Regular price4.759,00 DKK
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2.799,00 kr (Save 1.960,00 kr)
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2.799,00 kr (Save 1.960,00 kr)
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100/100 Jeb Dunnuck

Pure perfection in red wine, and as good a La Chapelle as has ever been made, the 2015 Hermitage La Chapelle reveals a deep, inky purple color as well as a mammoth-sized bouquet of black and blue fruits, liquid rock-like minerality, smoked game, ground pepper, and iron. Reminding me of the 1978 with its rare mix of power and elegance, this brilliant, sensational Hermitage already offers pleasure and will evolve for another 30-40 years.

By Jeb Dunnuck June 2022

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Jeb Dunnuck

100 POINTS
Pure perfection in red wine, and as good a La Chapelle as has ever been made, the 2015 Hermitage La Chapelle reveals a deep, inky purple color as well as a mammoth-sized bouquet of black and blue fruits, liquid rock-like minerality, smoked game, ground pepper, and iron. Reminding me of the 1978 with its rare mix of power and elegance, this brilliant, sensational Hermitage already offers pleasure and will evolve for another 30-40 years. By Jeb Dunnuck June 2022

Wine Advocate

98 POINTS
The 2015 Hermitage La Chapelle is one of the estate’s finest recent efforts. It’s packed with firm tannins and will need to be lost in the cellar for a decade, but it will reward those with patience. Richly concentrated and full-bodied, it hits all the expected notes—cassis, black olive, smoke, crushed stone, pencil shavings and espresso—then finishes long, with an aristocratic sense of reserve and austerity. Winemaker Jacques Devernois compares it to a woman’s black dress, meaning it speaks of elegance and class. By Joe Czerwinski December 2017
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