The 1991 Chapelle-Chambertin is exceptionally tannic, as well as hollow, compact, and short, with an attractive loamy, underbrush, aged beef-sort of aroma. Despite that appealing characteristic, it is hard to get excited by this wine's harshness and rough tannin. I am still holding out hope that the young son of Jean Trapet, Jean-Louis, will get this domaine back on the right track. However, the 1991s are unexciting wines. How many pitiful examples of Chambertin must the consumer endure? Importer: Vineyard Brands (Robert Haas), Chester, VT.