From the renowned Gevrey-Chambertin grand cru, Chambertin Clos de Bèze Joseph Drouhin 1999 showcases the complexities of Pinot Noir in a notable vintage. This wine, reaching 13.5% alcohol, reflects Drouhin’s commitment to both estate-grown and long-term sourced fruit, aged in 50% new French oak. The resulting profile incorporates kirsch, sandalwood, and dried violets, presenting a silky mouthfeel and integrated tannins. Drouhin, a historic Burgundy house, emphasises elegance and aromatic precision, distinguishing this release from others in the region. The wine offers a persistent finish, embodying the nuanced character of its Clos de Bèze vineyard origins.