$245.00
Mark O’Connell’s flagship monopole bottling of Clos de la Chapelle has consistently been one of the very best examples of Volnay to be found in Burgundy for several vintages now, and the 2022 may well be the finest Mark has yet crafted at the domaine! The wine comes in at a svelte thirteen percent alcohol and offers up stunning purity and precision on the nose, delivering scents of red plums, black cherries, raw cocoa, a hint of pomegranate, a beautifully complex base of soil tones, violets, peonies, woodsmoke, gamebird and a nice touch of spicy new oak.
| Vintage: | 2022 |
| Format: | 6 x 750ml |
| Availability: | Now |
| Country: | France |
| Region: | Burgundy |
| Varietal(s): | Pinot Noir |
$133.00
René Rostaing has made a life’s work of defending the idea that Côte Rôtie should taste like Côte Rôtie, not like Hermitage, and certainly not like new world Syrah. In...
$167.00
From a vineyard with gravelly white limestone soils (hence the cuvée name) and planted in 1948, this is a brilliant Meursault. Vibrant and energetic, this wine is chalky and citrusy,...
$225.00
2013 was the debut vintage for the Volnay “Taillepieds” bottling at Domaine Clos de la Chapelle and the wine has become the reference point example of this great premier cru...
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