If you did not know, La Chapelle is not a vineyard. It's a trade marked name. It takes its name from the small chapel of St. Christophe. The fruit is sourced from Bessards, Le Meal, Greffieux and…

Overall, exotic, lively & fresh. Aromas of mixed berries & currant with savory roasted meats, candied violets and smoky incense. Mouthfeel is racy & impressively persistent. Pair with roasted meat,…

Presents an inky/opaque almost black with dark magenta hue. Aromatically it offers sweet spice, aniseed, rousting herbs, mulberry, black berry and vine fruits. Exuberant palate with juicy purple…

In the vineyard, the team at Piedrasassi picks a bit earlier than their colleagues to keep the alcohol levels in balance with flavor and to preserve the natural acidity of the fruit. In the winery,…

The perfume here reminds us of our favorite Cote Roties, with ethereal scents of flowers, woodsiness, incense and cacao. The palate is suave and glossy with peppery dark stone fruits lifted by…

Its name was given for the 2003 vintage; before then, this wine had no specific name, it was simply our "generic" wine. Made with a blend of grapes from several named-localities, it is a starting…

The first ever vineyard owned by Paul Jaboulet - purchased in 1834. Also holds the distinction as the oldest vineyard of the appellation. Considered the benchmark for Crozes-Hermitages with the…