What is the name of Jaboulet's renowned wines from Hermitage?

Jaboulet's renowned wines from Hermitage are known as "La Chappelle," specifically referring to "La Chapelle" wine, which has been celebrated for its quality and exceptional representation of the Hermitage terroir. This wine is produced from a specific vineyard site known for its rich soils and optimal climate for growing Syrah, which is the primary grape of this region.

"La Chapelle" has gained a reputation over the years for its aging potential, complexity, and depth of flavor, and it often garners high scores from wine critics and connoisseurs alike. The name is synonymous with the esteemed winemaker Paul Jaboulet Aîné, whose dedication to the Hermitage region and its wines has made "La Chappelle" a benchmark for the quality that can be achieved from this AOC (Appellation d'Origine Contrôlée).

In contrast, while "Les Bessards" refers to a specific vineyard within Hermitage known for its exceptional grapes, it is not the name of the renowned wine as a whole produced by Jaboulet. "Crozes-Hermitage" is a nearby appellation that offers different styles of Syrah and is distinct from Hermitage, while "Chateauneuf