Domaine Clos de la Chapelle, Meursault Cuvee Confluence, 2023 030825NewWines but still unmistakably a still

but still unmistakably a still wine

and a well-calibrated herbal kick from the bitters

It’s a wine that walks the line between structure and finesse

serve on tap with a splash of soda water and green olives for a classic Vermouth hour

implementing sustainable practices and gravity-fed winemaking that lets the terroir speak

Domaine Clos de la Chapelle, Meursault Cuvee Confluence, 2023 030825NewWines but still unmistakably a stillClos de la Chapelle is the small Volnay based domaine that American expat Mark O'Connell launched in 2011 with partners Philippe Remoissenet and Pierre Meurgey, taking its name from the tiny chapel side monopole at its heart. The estate works organically and biodynamically across about five hectares of mostly 1er Cru and Grand Cru parcels in the Cote de Beaune; this village Meursault, the Cuvee Confluence, is built from a blend of estate parcels and