Domaine Louis Jadot - Chapelle-Chambertin Grand Cru - 2012 - Chapelle-Chambertin

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Red wine

Description

This wine presents a bright ruby ​​color, beautifully intense, and heralds a wonderful richness.
The nose is particularly seductive, revealing a veritable basket of fresh red berries, dominated by aromas of raspberry, cherry, and wild strawberry, enhanced by a delicate touch of sweet spices that add a warm depth.
On the palate, this wine impresses with its richness and remarkable structure. The fine, well-presented tannins provide a firm and elegant structure, supporting red fruit aromas that linger with intensity. The balance between power and finesse is perfect, offering a complex aromatic palette while remaining harmonious.
The finish is persistent and silky, leaving an impression of fullness, a cuvée that combines elegance and generosity.

Additional informations

World icon Country :  France
Pin icon Regions :  Bourgogne
Glass icon Appellation :  Chapelle-Chambertin
Sugar icon Sugar level :  Dry wine
Grappe icon Grape variety :  Pinot Noir
Cultivation icon Type of culture :  Reasoned agriculture

Know a bit more about the domain

An iconic Burgundy winery, Louis Jadot has embodied winemaking excellence since its founding in 1859 by Louis Henry Denis Jadot, at a time when Burgundy's vineyards were booming. Originally from Belgium, he quickly developed a successful business with Nordic countries, before his son Louis-Jean-Baptiste and grandson Louis-Auguste expanded the estate and exported to the English-speaking world. In 1954, André Gagey joined the company and took over as director in 1962, following Louis-Auguste's untimely death. In 1970, the arrival of Jacques Lardière as oenologist marked a turning point for the company.

In 1985, Madame Jadot sold the company to the family of Rudy Kopf, a long-standing importer in the United States, thus ensuring its continued existence. Today, under the direction of Thomas Seiter, Louis Jadot manages 154 hectares of vineyards in Côte d'Or, Mâconnais, and Beaujolais, covering nearly all of Burgundy's appellations. The estate favors traditional winemaking methods and limited yields, with a strict ban on chemical herbicides. Each vintage, from the most affordable to the most prestigious, bears the iconic head of Bacchus, synonymous with consistent and legendary quality.

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