Cecile Tremblay, Chapelle Chambertin Vintage:2010 but that's not always a

but that's not always a good thing

The palate is well balanced with a lightly spiced opening

if not completely cleaned up to where the reduction was more of a nuance rather than dominating the ripe dark currant

finishing very long and boldly spiced

The medium-bodied palate offers supple tannin

Cecile Tremblay, Chapelle Chambertin Vintage:2010 but that's not always a(from a . 38 ha parcel in En Gmeaux). Moderate oak influence frames pungently earthy and brooding aromas of plum, spice and humus and an abundance of floral elements. The broad shouldered yet refined medium weight plus flavors seem built on a base of fine minerality and are shaped by firm tannins, though theyre not quite as dense as those of the Echzeaux, all wrapped in a highly complex, balanced and strikingly long finish. This beauty should also