Domaine La Chapelle Saint Roch
Chapelle d'Ausone
St. Émilion Grand Cru Red Bordeaux Blend 2011
Château Saint-Roch
Old Vines Red Blend 2019
A classic table wine blend, smooth, semi-sweet, medium bodied, light enough to pair with seafood and vegetables, while deep enough to pair with light meats. — 2 years ago
Catherine et Pascal Rollet
Domaine De La Chapelle Madam Noly Saint Véran Chardonnay 2013
Honeydew, apples, lovely acidity - great wine/value - black bass with lobster sauce at home — 4 months ago
Château La Chapelle aux Moines
Saint-Émilion Red Bordeaux Blend 2019
I like this one. Would pair great with Sushi on Fridays. Low concentration. Black Cherry on nose. Smooth and earthy, but light. Short finish. — 9 months ago
La Chapelle de Bages
Pauillac Red Bordeaux Blend 2012
perfect with palleron du boef by the beach in saint palais sur mer. — a year ago
Domaine de la Chapelle
Saint-Victor Coteaux d'Aix-en-Provence Rosé 2023
Dry, crisp - perfect for summertime - especially on the beach in Cape May — 4 months ago
Château Saint-Roch
Chimères Cotes du Roussillon Villages Grenache Blend 2006
Going through the old stash, drinking nicely. Earthy but light on its feet, complexity just enough to make it interesting with mature dark red fruit notes and medium finish. — 7 months ago
Jay Kline
Opened earlier in the day and double decanted a few hours prior to service. The 2011 Chapelle d’Ausone pours an opaque ruby/purple color; medium+ viscosity with moderate staining of the tears and signs of sediment. On the nose, the wine is developing with powerful notes of black currants, purple flowers, tobacco, earth, and baking spices. On the palate, the wine is dry with medium+ tannin and medium+ acid. Confirming the notes from the nose. The finish is medium+. This was back when Merlot constituted more of the blend at nearly 50/50 with Cabernet Franc (although there seems to be a kinds of ideas about the exact breakdown). These days, it’s nearly 75% Cabernet Franc, a trend that’s been gaining popularity throughout Saint-Emilion. If this is Ausone’s second wine, I would imagine the Grand Vin is pretty sensational…and likely long lived. This seemed youthful. No doubt, the more green nature of the 2011 vintage is playing a role in that but there’s also undeniable quality. Drink now with patience and through 2036 with ease. — 4 months ago