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The Chambertin Grand Cru 2021 from Domaine Trapet Père et Fils embodies the excellence of a mythical terroir, where Pinot Noir expresses itself with rare depth and elegance. Grown biodynamically on the iconic plots of Gevrey-Chambertin, this exceptional red wine reveals a bewitching aromatic complexity, blending dark fruits, spices, minerality and a subtle woody touch.
A biodynamic jewel born from the mythical terroir of Chambertin
The Trapet Chambertin 2021 from Domaine Trapet Père et Fils embodies the absolute excellence of Burgundian grand crus, where every sip reveals the soul of a legendary terroir and the expertise of a visionary family. Sourced from three iconic plots of the Chambertin vineyard, including the oldest planted in 1919, this Grand Cru red wine is crafted from Pinot Noir grown biodynamically, a philosophy that transcends viticulture to offer a pure and vibrant expression of Burgundy's king grape.
A rare structure, forged by time and patience
This 2021 vintage, shaped by a climatically demanding year, stands out for its exceptional depth and remarkable balance. With 60% whole clusters incorporated into the vinification, it develops an aromatic complexity and a mouthfeel of rare elegance. Its silky tannins, vibrant acidity and persistent finish make it an exceptional wine for ageing, destined for a sublime evolution between 2040 and 2100. Rated between 93 and 98 by the greatest critics, it has established itself as an unmissable reference for lovers of great Burgundy wines.
A legacy of passion and authenticity
Owner of 1.90 hectares in the Chambertin appellation, Domaine Trapet Père et Fils perpetuates a family tradition in which respect for the terroir and biodynamic innovation combine to give birth to wines of rare authenticity. This Chambertin 2021, with its deep colour and bewitching aromas of dark fruits, spices and minerality, is far more than a wine: it is an invitation to a sensory journey into the heart of the Côte de Nuits, where every bottle tells a unique story.
For generations, Domaine Trapet Père et Fils has embodied excellence and innovation in Burgundy, combining family tradition and biodynamic practices to reveal the quintessence of Pinot Noir. Based in Gevrey-Chambertin, this iconic estate cultivates its vines with a deep respect for the terroir, producing wines of rare purity and complexity that captivate enthusiasts the world over.
- This Chambertin Grand Cru 2021 stands out for its perfect balance between power and finesse, delivering a tasting experience of rare intensity. Its complex aromas of dark fruits, spices and mineral notes, combined with a silky tannic structure and vibrant acidity, make it a wine of great depth, capable of ageing gracefully for decades.
- Crafted from old vines, some planted as far back as 1919, this wine sincerely expresses the soul of the Chambertin terroir, one of the most prestigious in Burgundy. Its vinification incorporating a high percentage of whole clusters gives it a unique texture and an aromatic complexity that will delight the most discerning palates.
- Perfect for special occasions or privileged tasting moments, this Grand Cru pairs ideally with refined dishes, while offering a persistent finish that leaves a memorable impression. An exceptional wine, intended for enthusiasts in search of authenticity and pure emotion.
FAQ
What proportion of whole clusters is used in the vinification?
This wine is crafted with 60% whole clusters, which is the highest percentage in the estate's range.
What are the plots used for this Grand Cru and their age?
The estate cultivates 1.90 hectares spread across three plots, the oldest of which was planted in 1919.
What is the optimal drinking window for this vintage?
This wine has an exceptional ageing potential and is recommended for drinking between 2040 and 2100.
What are the dominant aromas perceived on the nose?
The aromatic bouquet reveals complex notes of dark fruits, blackcurrant, black cherries, plums, grilled meats, earth, humus, spices, minerals, coffee, wood smoke, cedarwood oak and blackcurrant leaf.
What is the tannic structure of this wine?
This wine is distinguished by ripe, supple tannins, offering a harmonious texture and great elegance on the palate.
What is the alcohol content of this vintage?
The alcohol content of this wine is 13%.
What scores were awarded by specialist critics?
This vintage received scores of 96-98 from Vinous and 93-95 from Wine Advocate.
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