Tasting Notes and Scores
I’ve always loved the 2012 Ermitage L'Ermite, and it’s probably the wine of the vintage. Coming from the pure granite soils around the Chapel, it’s a bigger, richer, more concentrated wine than the 2012 yet still has elegance and finesse as well as incredible minerality. Blackcurrants, cassis, crushed stone, and violet notes are just some of the nuances here, and it’s a full-bodied powerhouse on the palate. Give bottles another couple of years and enjoy through 2050.
Jeb Dunnuck
Jeb Dunnuck
2020-04-09
Racy, sinewy, polished with refined ripe fruit underneath but very skilfully hidden. Long and juicy and so very different from Le Méal, for instance. Much less burly. Splits the difference between Méal and Greffieux. Wonderfully lifted nose. Savoury. (JR)
Jancis Robinson
Jancis Robinson
2013-05-10
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