Jean-Louis Trapet is a cousin of the Rossignols, of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet. The domaines are a stone’s throw from one another. Following the union by marriage of the Rossignols and the Trapets, the Trapet holdings were split. See here for more information.
The domaine is biodynamic and practises partial destemming. Jean-Louis, the seventh winemaking generation, is married to Andrée, from Alsace. They now split their time between Alsace and Gevrey-Chambertin, also running Andrée’s family domaine in Alsace, Domaine Trapet Alsace, along with their sons Pierre and Louis.
Corney & Barrow is the exclusive UK agent for Domaine Trapet. The 2018 vintage was offered as a ‘late release’, as will be the way in future, in November 2020. Click here to see the release.
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Jean-Louis Trapet is a cousin of the Rossignols, of Domaine Rossignol-Trapet. The domaines are a stone’s throw from one another. Following the union by marriage of the Rossignols and the Trapets, the Trapet holdings were split. See here for more information.
The domaine is biodynamic and practises partial destemming. Jean-Louis, the seventh winemaking generation, is married to Andrée, from Alsace. They now split their time between Alsace and Gevrey-Chambertin, also running Andrée’s family domaine in Alsace, Domaine Trapet Alsace, along with their sons Pierre and Louis.
Corney & Barrow is the exclusive UK agent for Domaine Trapet. The 2018 vintage was offered as a ‘late release’, as will be the way in future, in November 2020. Click here to see the release.
BOURGOGNE PINOT NOIR 2019
This comes from five plots, just outside Pommard. Fresh red cherries and vanilla-cinnamon spice aromas. A joyously ripe palate of raspberry and strawberry fruit, succulent and crunchy, with a core of sweetness making for a sumptuously early drinking, approachable style. Lively and refreshing. 100% destemmed and vinified half in stainless steel, half in old oak barrels.
Corney & Barrow Score 16.5 - 17
Recommended drinking from 2021 – 2024
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VOLNAY 2019
This wine comes from four plots, two purchased in 1995 and two in 2010, in the middle of the appellation: two in Les Lurets, one in Les Famines and another in Les Paux Bois. A delicate, pure berried nose of raspberry and roses, laced with winter spice. The palate is crisp and harmonious, with poised raspberry fruit and a rocky mineral aspect, with lingering blue-fruited perfume. 100% destemmed.
Corney & Barrow Score 16.5+
Recommended drinking from 2023 – 2027
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POMMARD 1ER CRU LES ARVELETS 2019
Les Arvelets is a 0.5 hectare south-facing sloping vineyard beside the domaine’s cuverie, whose red clay soils give high ripeness levels. Blackberry and blackcurrant on the nose, with nice undergrowthy aromas. The palate is pure-fruited, with blackberry and raspberry flavours delivering an impressive clarity of expression. Perfectly weighted, rich but with a sense of lightness, the fruit held in place by fine supporting tannins.
Corney & Barrow Score 17+
Recommended drinking from 2025 – 2030
£[ ]/CASE OF BOTTLES, IN BOND UK