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Clos De La Chapelle, Pommard Les Chanlins Vieille Vignes, 2022
🏰 The 2022 vintage for Clos de la Chapelle's Pommard Les Chanlins Vieille Vignes is still very young, with limited detailed reviews available at this early stage. However, Pommard wines are generally known for their robust structure and age-worthiness. This particular cuvée, from old vines, is expected to showcase concentrated fruit and a strong sense of terroir. 【 Old vines for concentrated fruit 】. Early indications for the 2022 Burgundy vintage suggest a return to more generous yields after challenging years, with good ripeness and freshness. Expect a wine with potential for complexity and evolution over time.
🍴 Given Pommard's reputation for powerful Pinot Noir, this wine would be an excellent match for hearty dishes. Consider classic French cuisine such as coq au vin, beef bourguignon, roasted duck breast, or game birds. It would also pair well with grilled red meats, mushroom-based dishes, and mature, firm cheeses like Comté or aged Gruyère.
🥂 This wine is suitable for a special dinner, a gathering of Burgundy enthusiasts, or as a cellar addition for future enjoyment. Its structure and potential for aging make it a good candidate for laying down for several years to allow its complexities to unfold. It would be a thoughtful gift for a wine collector or a centerpiece for a celebratory meal.
BACKGROUND
Domaine Clos de la Chapelle is a wine estate in the Volnay region of Burgundy. The domaine consists of only a handful of Grands Cru and Premier Cru vineyards in the Côte de Beaune. Clos de la Chapelle Monopole not only supplies the winery group’s eponymous wine, but is also one of the flagship vineyards producing Premier Cru Vernet red wines from Pinot Noir grapes. The domaine also has first growth vineyards in Pommard, Beaune, Pernand-Vergelesses and a grands crus in Corton.