M. Chapoutier : La Mordorée 1999

The richness and balance of a Côte-Rôtie red wine

The estate

Established since 1808 in Tain-L’Hermitage, the House of M. Chapoutier today embodies the elite of the greatest names in Rhône Valley wines.

Vineyard owner and merchant, Michel Chapoutier has managed over the vintages to take this family business to the top. The wines of Maison Chapoutier are recognized for their refinement and high quality by the most discerning connoisseurs beyond borders. A man of many hats, Michel Chapoutier holds the world record for 100/100 scores awarded by American critic Robert Parker. Mathilde, Michel Chapoutier's daughter, has taken up the torch of this iconic house, overseeing a vineyard of over 350 hectares across the most prestigious appellations of the northern and southern Rhône Valley.

The vineyard

La Mordorée by M. Chapoutier is a Côte-Rôtie wine made from old syrah vines.

Blend

Syrah (100%).

Characteristics and tasting advice for La Mordorée 1999 by M. Chapoutier

Tasting

Color
The color reveals a subtle violet hue.

Nose
Dense and powerful, the nose exudes aromas of blackberries, wood oil, and coffee.

Palate
Concentrated, the palate seduces with its classy tannins stretching to a persistent and aromatic finish.