Domaine Ponsot Grand Cru Chapelle-Chambertin 2021 valpolicella mineral impact and Suenen’s low

mineral impact and Suenen’s low yield/ripe fruit philosophy produces a scintillatingly tense

the wine was bottled with minimal inputs to retain all the key attributes of the fruit grown in the vineyard

Perfumed aromas offer game and fresh herb intertwined with blueberry and plum notes

It's mouth-filling and complex to drink now

Domaine Ponsot Grand Cru Chapelle-Chambertin 2021 valpolicella mineral impact and Suenen’s lowDrawn from a small parcel (0. 47 hectares) of vines replanted in 1990, the first domaine bottling of this wine dates back to 1970. The vines are in the Gmeaux lieu dit that borders Cherbaudes and En la Chapelle, which in turn borders En Griotte. The soils here are particularly poor and rocky, typically producing wines of great minerality and longevity. This cuve now sees a longer time on skins but with a gentler extraction. Its all the better for it.