but promises to evolve nicely for 10-15 years
and oodles of fruit as well as richness
Knockout nose combines blackberry
plus a zesty mineral topnote
iron and mahogany character
2005 Domaine Trapet Chapelle-Chambertin Grand Cru but promises to evolve nicelyThe 2005 Chapelle Chambertin from what the Trapet family, but others too, refer to as the warmest, sweetest spot on these rocks exudes black cherry, licorice, lily flower, and mocha. Rich, creamy, and soft on the palate (particularly for a 2005), but without being overly fat, and with a lightly cooked aspect to its black fruits yet preserving an infectious juiciness, this offers a veritable welcome mat of a finish. While it will doubtless age