but all the elements are nicely balanced

pure bouquet with blackberry

There is enough fruit for the 2001 to drink well for another decade or so

with an elegantly textural attack and a creamy core of fruit that's underpinned by a bright but nicely integrated spine of acidity

mainly thanks to the larger contribution of Sémillon at one-third of the blend

Rossignol Trapet, Chapelle Chambertin other_regions but all the elements areHere the nose is elegant, indeed even airy with notably ripe aromas of red berry fruits, spice, earth and hints of iron that can also be found on the pure, rich, full and palate saturating flavors that deliver ample power and outstanding intensity and persistence. An impressive Chapelle with more size and weight than usual yet the extra muscle does not compromise the balance or elegance. Terrific. 93 2015+