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About This Wine
When people think of the best Rhône wines from 2011, they think of Le Méal. Its fruit comes from a large section of vines that sit at a slightly higher elevation than the rest of the M Chapoutier property. It features chalk and alluvial soils rather than the granite-dominant terrain elsewhere. The result is an ultra-aromatic wine with superb concentration. Wine critic Jeb Dunnuck praised 2011 M Chapoutier Ermitage Le Méal as “straight-up hedonistic” and “borderline perfection.” It’s hard to argue. The voluptuous body features layer after layer of dark fruit, smoke, herb, anise, and crushed stone. With an aging window of more than two decades, this regal red should continue to age well into the future. The Final Sip: Call it poetic justice, but 2011 Le Méal aptly comes from a lieu-dit that translates to “the best.”