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Ermitage Le Meal2011

M. ChapoutierHermitage, France

Ermitage Le Méal by M. Chapoutier is a powerful, single‑parcel Hermitage from the steep, sun‑drenched Méal hillside, whe…Learn More »

$430

/750ml

2011 Retail Average

76

/100

2011 Pro Rating

Philipp Hertzog

Ermitage Le Meal 2011 Vintage Overview

2011 OVERVIEW

Dark, heady fruit rolls together with smoke, spice and a stony, earthy bass line in the 2011 M. Chapoutier Ermitage Le Meal, giving a wine that feels both plush and tightly muscled. Blackberries and plums are lifted by hints of pepper, dried flowers and sweet herbs, framed by fine yet assertive tannins and a long, dry, very Hermitage finish. This vintage stands out for its rare combination of richness and energy, showing real depth without ever feeling heavy.

Drinking Window
2018 2032
Pairings

Roast leg of lamb with rosemary and garlic; Braised beef short ribs; Wild mushroom and lentil stew

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Ermitage Le Meal Rouge Chapoutier 2011 (750ML)

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Ermitage Le Meal · Knowledge Base

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Wine Profile
RedSyrah

About Ermitage Le Meal

Ermitage Le Méal by M. Chapoutier is a powerful, single‑parcel Hermitage from the steep, sun‑drenched Méal hillside, where 50‑plus‑year‑old vines dig into warm glacial stones and clay. In red it’s pure Syrah, brooding and deeply colored, with ripe black fruit, smoke and velvety yet massive tannins; in white it’s old‑vine Marsanne, golden and opulent, marrying mineral drive and exotic richness. Both styles are built for decades in the cellar and represent one of the most concentrated, ageworthy expressions of this historic granitic slope.