Pierre Damoy 2015 Chapelle Chambertin

In the 2015 vintage, Pierre Damoy's Chapelle-Chambertin offers a sensory journey characterized by a slow unfolding of its aromatic complexity. Initially reserved, it reveals deep scents reminiscent of cherry infused with chocolate, intermingled with notes of blackberry, undergrowth, tar, and hints of dark cocoa and bitter orange. On the palate, the wine displays a harmonious blend of ripe, chewy textures and juicy sensations, complemented by a silky yet viscous mouthfeel. The tannins, while present, are well-balanced and lively, exhibiting a blueberry-like acidity that hints at orange undertones. The finish is notably long and complex, leaving a lingering impression of bitterness that adds to the wine's overall depth and intrigue.

Robert Parker - (90-92) Points

"The 2015 Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru has a very elegant bouquet. Usually I find Damoy's wines a little too extracted for my personal taste, although here there is admirable Pinot Noir expression. An omen for the future? The palate is medium-bodied with black pepper-tinged red berry fruit, a slight dustiness developing towards the finish, but there is respectable concentration and persistence on the finish."