Clos du Chapitre, Meo Camuzet 2014

Description

By Tim Atkin  (TA92)

Colour: Deep ruby
Aroma: Frequent black fruit aromas, does not line the palate but possesses a great deal of rectitude.
Palate: Frankness with a lot of minerality. There’s no aggressiveness in the tasting, even if a touch of acidity can be felt in the finish. This wine is pleasant thanks to its fresh and subtle nose and its direct character, refreshing and not at all heavy. A potentially long ageing period, as the acidity is always just right. It can be a little strict sometimes when the wine is young, but this phase soon passes giving way to a great deal of elegance.

By Wine Advocate in 2015 (WA90)

The 2014 Fixin 1er Cru Clos du Chapître appears to have much more definition and focus than the village cru, a step up in terms of complexity and precision. The palate is medium-bodied with fine tannin, touches of blueberry and raspberry, the oak nicely integrated with a harmonious, pleasing finish. This is recommended.