1993 Domaine Trapet Gevrey-Chambertin

Community Tasting Notes (6) Avg Score: 88 points

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  7/29/2021 - Purple_FB Likes this wine: 88 Points

  Red fruit nose still present - strawberry, red cherry. Good acidity remains and earth notes but surprisingly dark color still for a 28yr old wine. Decent acidity balances but fruit is drying out. Lovely to drink even without food as the alcohol is not overwhelming @ 12.5%. Good for what it is. Med finish and med acidity. What’s good is that this can be drunk alone without food - enjoyable

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  10/27/2017 - Paul S wrote: 90 Points

  M+M's Housewarming Party (M+M. Robin Road): Mature and enjoyable - this was exactly what you want an aged Gevrey to be. The nose was classic Gevrey indeed - savoury meat, earth, dried red fruit, little touches of herb and spice. Attractive. The ripe, sunny red fruit on palate was starting to fade around a structured core of fresh acidity and fine tannins, but still gave plenty of joy. Past the midpalate, a citrusy lift emerged amidst a nice drift of spice and herb towards a bright finish. Not perfect, but lovely stuff.

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  12/15/2013 - Taffi Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Denne hadde holdt seg riktig bra og selv om det ikk var en supervin var den ihvertfall minst en klasse bedre enn alt fra Ampeau som er å få kjøpt på polet fra denne tidsperioden.

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  9/14/2011 - David J Cooper wrote: 88 Points

  Very dark red for a wine from this AOC and age. Dark fruit and earth nose, some richness. Dark cherry flavours and a nice long finish.
  
  There is nothing to complain about here except the lack of typicity. When someonne asked me which wine I thought was more expensive this or the Bichot Vosnee Romanee I thought the level of concentration in this wine may be the reason this was a more expensive/better wine. I was wrong. I certainly preffered the other wine.

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  4/25/2009 - microbox wrote: 87 Points

  very ripe GC, leather, phenol, pencil, mushroom, very dry, past its peak but highly interesting, for the experienced Burgundy drinker, lovely

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