Paul Jaboulet, Hermitage, Petite Chapelle 2014 Tempranillo offering concentrated boysenberry and cherry

offering concentrated boysenberry and cherry flavors that take a darker turn as the wine opens up

this improved in the glass over the course of the evening

it hits the palate with medium to full-bodied richness

I think the its being sur lie has contributed to the roundness quite a bit

the 2017 Charlie's Garden Shiraz is nevertheless ripe and fruity at the same time

Paul Jaboulet, Hermitage, Petite Chapelle 2014 Tempranillo offering concentrated boysenberry and cherry94 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate While not at the level of the 2015, 2010 or 2009, the 2014 Hermitage La Chapelle is certainly a success and sports a deep ruby color as well as classic, medium to full bodied notes of smoked meats, crushed violets, spice, black raspberries and currants. Elegant, seamless, finesse driven and beautifully layered, with impeccable tannin quality, it will keep for two decades. 94 James Suckling A blend of Le Mal (structure)