RP 91-93 

"Jadot’s 2005 Chambolle-Musigny Les Amoureuses was in an awkwardly reduced state when I tasted, but a good shaking left no doubt about its sheer length, cut and grip. Gradually, peat, humus, chalk dust, black cherry, and plum pit all come out from under the reduction, displaying a complexity worthy of this great site. Firm and tight, offering tactile evidence of its impressive density, this really stains the palate with bitterly-concentrated black fruit and myriad mineral manifestations, including an invigorating saltiness. This will probably show a more generous side shortly. (Jadot owns only a tiny parcel in this site, enough for around 50 cases. They will also bottle a Les Feusselottes this year, but I did not taste it.)" - David Schildknecht, robertparker.com (Jun 28, 2007)