Château Thivin Côte de Brouilly ‘La Chapelle’

The palate is precise, structured, and intensely mineral, opening with red cherry, raspberry, and wild strawberrysupported by fresh, medium‑plus acidity that keeps the wine taut and vibrant. Tannins are fine, firm, and long‑grained, giving the wine a more architectural frame than Les Sept Vignes and a slightly more lifted profile than Le Clos. The mid‑palate shows violet, rose petal, blue‑fruit hints, sweet spice, and a deep blue‑granite mineral line, reflecting the high‑slope, chapel‑crowned site. The finish is long, focused, and quietly powerful, leaving red‑berry, floral, and cool stony‑mineral echoes that unfold with clarity and persistence.