This wine comes from ‘lieu-dit’ Les Bessards. The plot has a specificgeology: It is composed of a fine layer of sediment lying on granitic subsoil. The 65 years old vines are located at an altitude of approximately 130 metres on the Hermitage hill, above the ruins of a stone house giving its name to the wine. With tiny yields (20 hl/ha), this is perhaps the most complex of the various Ermitage wines. Le Pavillon is characterised by great length on the palate, liquorice and tobacco aromas. It has a very long finish.
Critic score 99/100
Maturity Young 2026 - 2036
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Critic score 97/100
Maturity Young 2026 - 2042
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