Rossignol Trapet, Gevrey Chambertin Combottes other_regions_italy which is not surprising given

which is not surprising given the fact that the Chave family has more experience than just about anybody in the winemaking world (the domaine was founded in 1481 - nearly a decade before Christopher Columbus discovered America

intense and beautifully long and complex finale

These flow to a medium-bodied

olive and exotic spice nuances build with air

Shows surprising vivacity for a hot-year wine and finishes spicy

Rossignol Trapet, Gevrey Chambertin Combottes other_regions_italy which is not surprising givenA more intensely floral suffused nose reflects an interesting note of pepper on the pretty red currant, plum, earth and pomegranate aromas. Once again there is a caressing quality to the finer if less seductive flavors that display more evident grip on the attractively persistent finish.