Jean Foillard, Morgon Corcelette, 2014 so012824 January Cellar Roundup offer 'La Chapelle' is a single-vineyard

'La Chapelle' is a single-vineyard cuvée from a prime parcel near the chapel atop the hill—concentrated

this bottle delivers sunshine in a glass

fermented with ambient yeast in concrete and stainless steel

all delivered in a bone-dry

The 2010 vintage is one of the great modern Piedmont years

Jean Foillard, Morgon Corcelette, 2014 so012824 January Cellar Roundup offer 'La Chapelle' is a single-vineyardCorcelette is the graceful, perfumed corner of Jean Foillard's Morgon planted on sand and decomposed granite, it trades the muscle of Cote du Py for finesse and lift. Foillard, one of the "Gang of Four" who made natural Beaujolais a movement, works the old vines without chemicals and ferments semi carbonically with native yeast and barely any sulfur. The 2014 came from a cool, classic year, and this bottle now shows early mature notes layered over its