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🏰 The 2012 M. Chapoutier Ermitage L'Ermite Blanc is hailed as a "unicorn" in the wine world, a testament to the brilliance of the Rhône Valley and Chapoutier's winemaking expertise. This extraordinary vintage, made from Marsanne grapes grown on granite hillside hermitages, is considered by some to be the pinnacle of white wine, with Robert Parker's Wine Advocate giving it a perfect 100 points. It offers an incredible bouquet of 【almond paste, orange rind, caramelized peach, and liquid rock-like minerality】, with a massive, concentrated, yet insanely pure and focused effort. The palate is rich, precise, and chiseled, with no sensation of weight or heaviness, and a finish that just won't quit.
🍴 This profound white Rhone wine pairs exquisitely with rich poultry dishes like roasted chicken with herbs, turkey, or creamy mushroom risotto. It also complements noble fish, seafood, and soft, creamy cheeses.
🥂 This is a wine for serious connoisseurs and investors, perfect for a truly exceptional celebration or a significant addition to a fine wine cellar. With an enticing promise of up to 75 years longevity, it's an investment in both taste and liquid assets. It can be enjoyed now or cellared for decades to come.
BACKGROUND
Maison M. Chapoutier is one of the most recognizable producers in the Rhône Valley. It is known for its wines from both the north and south of the valley, but in particular for its red and white Hermitage wines, made from Syrah and a blend of Marsanne and Roussanne, respectively.Outside of the flagship vineyards in Hermitage, Chapoutier has vineyards across the Rhône, including plots in Côte Rôtie, Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Condrieu. These span both single-vineyard expressions and generic AOC-level wines. Chapoutier also makes regional Côtes du Rhône wines, and has viticultural interests in Australia (Domaine Tournon), Portugal and Alsace.