Chateau de la Chaize : Lieu-dit "La Chapelle des Bois" 2020
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Marks and reviews
Parker
J. SucklingDescription
An elegant Fleurie wine with a beautiful aromatic richness
The estate
Located in Odenas, in the Beaujolais appellation, Château de La Chaize boasts a rich history that harks back to the 17th century. A 150-hectare vineyard, unique in its tapestry of soils, produces fine Brouilly, Côte de Brouilly and Fleurie wines that are greatly adored in the United States and by the Courts of England. In 2017 Christophe Gruy, an industrialist from Lyon, acquired the estate with the ambition of making it one of the most prestigious references among the fine Beaujolais wines.
The vineyard
A plot-based wine, the 2020 Lieu-dit "La Chapelle des Bois" by Château de la Chaize is a Fleurie wine that stems from one of the 7 cadastral plots located within the appellation.
Vinification and ageing
Following the harvest, the grapes are 90% destemmed before undergoing a plot-by-plot vinification with indigenous yeasts. Maceration for 8 days. Two pump-overs per day, three delestages. Blending of free-run juice and press juice after pressing. Spontaneous malolactic fermentation. Cross-flow filtration.
The blend
Gamay (100%).
Château de la Chaize’s Lieu-dit "La Chapelle des Bois" 2020: Characteristics and tasting tips
The tasting
Colour
Brilliant, this wine showcases a beautiful passion red colour.
Nose
The nose blends fruity (red fruits, raspberry) and floral (dried flowers) fragrances with subtle smoky notes.
Palate
Elegant and well-balanced, the palate is seduced by this wine’s finesse and its rich aromatic palette.
Service
For an optimal tasting experience, serve at 15°C.
