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M. Chaputier Sizeranne Hermitage 2011

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M. Chapoutier La Sizeranne Hermitage 2011 is a powerful yet refined expression of Northern Rhône Syrah, sourced from the legendary granite slopes of Hermitage. A benchmark of one of France’s most revered wine appellations, it reflects M. Chapoutier’s Rhône Valley heritage and commitment to biodynamic, terroir-driven winemaking.

Rich and layered, this distinguished French red wine reveals enticing aromas and flavours of ripe blackberry, black olive, cracked pepper and savoury spice. Firm, polished tannins provide structure and depth, while a graceful finish highlights the wine’s impressive balance and age-worthy character.

With its combination of intensity, elegance and mineral-driven complexity, La Sizeranne Hermitage 2011 is a compelling addition to any premium wine collection. Sourced from a private cellar, it offers a distinguished taste of Hermitage Syrah and the enduring quality of one of the Rhône Valley’s most respected producers.

Variety
Shiraz
Country
France
Vintage
2011
Bottle Size
750ml (Bottle)
Closure
Cork
Cellaring
15 Plus Years
Organic Substance
None
Oak Type
French Oak
Style
Red


Lot # 041
System ID # 484181

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Medium deep ruby red with an elegant perfume of red berries, sweet spices, smoke, mineral and a dense but rounded texture with grainy tannin, good freshness and long, juicy finish.

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