Chapelle Chambertin 2005 Giroud

Professionele reviews

Robert Parker (91)

A 2005 Chapelle-Chambertin (purchased as wine) displays bright black raspberry fruit, salted beef blood, ferrous, resinous pungency, and a strong lash of tannin. A bit of extraneous heat and oak enter into the finish, which however displays undeniable concentration and length. Even a brief interval might bring additional harmony and refinement.

Winespectator (94)

A beauty. The firm structure is initially wrapped in a lush cashmere of black cherry, only to appear as this red navigates the palate to its conclusion. The lasting impression is sweet fruit and spice. Be patient, all the goods are there. This is just a touch softer than the Chambertin.

BOW (8.25)