(from 3 different parcels that total 2 ha). Firm reduction dominates everything with the exception of a fleeting floral note at present. By contrast there is excellent freshness and underlying tension to the superbly well-concentrated and intensely mineral drive big-bodied flavors that flash plenty of classic Chambertin muscle on the austere, short and clipped finish where the supporting tannins are tough to the point of being borderline hard. All of the Trapet 2016s are obviously extremely young wines but I cannot recommend buying it as it’s difficult to like at present and I cannot recommend aging it for fear that it will dry out. 87?/now+