The 2014 Chapelle Chambertin Grand Cru underwent replanting just after the 2014 vintage (0.17-hectares of old vine of 0.60-hectares in total). It consists of just under 50% new oak. It is bestowed a crisp, stoic, granitic bouquet with quite intense marine-like, sea spray aromas infusing the well defined black fruit. The palate is medium-bodied with a dab of spice on the entry. This feels energetic in the mouth thanks to the citric line of acidity; it is fleshy and pastille-like with blood orange infusing the finish. Lovely, just lovely.
– eRobertParker.com, Dec 2015

Saturated medium-deep red. Wild aromas of raspberry, leather and smoked meat. On the palate, harmonious acidity provides shape to the redcurrant, raspberry and soil flavors. Drier and broader than the Capita 1er Cru today but although it's less open-knit, there's nothing hard about it. Finishes with excellent saline length.