m. chapoutier
M. CHAPOUTIER Ermitage L'Ermite, Hermitage 2019 Bottle
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M. Chapoutier Ermitage L'Ermite, Hermitage
From one of Chapoutier’s superlative sélections parcellaires in the Northern Rhône comes the Ermitage L’Ermite. 100% Syrah from the fine granite soils of L’Ermite, this is Rhône red par excellence. Destemmed fruit is matured in aged and new oak (more of the latter) for close to two years. Rich, mineral and pure of fruit, this speaks loudly of its origin. Stylish, satisfying and built to age, it has a place in every Rhône devotees cellar.
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M.Chapoutier
M. Chapoutier is a renowned producer in the northern Rhône valley, producing a diverse array of benchmark wines from the region’s most prestigious appellations. The Chapoutier family has roots in the region dating from 1808; however it is under the current leadership of winemaker Michel Chapoutier that quality at the estate has soared. Since taking over the family firm, Michel Chapoutier has overseen the dramatic transformation of the estate’s vineyards to biodynamic practices. Winemaking philosophy has also changed significantly with a more sensitive oak regime now in place to allow the wine’s character to show through. The wines are also bottled unfined and unfiltered. M.Chapoutier is famous both for the "téte de cuvées" wines from old vine vineyards including La Mordorée and Hermitage La Pavillon and its range of rare Sélections Parcellaires; celebrated single-vineyard wines from the Northern Rhone’s most site, the Hill of Hermitage.
