Le Clos de la Chapelle officially certified ‘organic’ after three years of conversion.

Our 4.5-hectare monopole vineyard, acquired by the estate in 2021, has gained Ecocert organic growing certification after three years of organic cultivation. This label was obtained following rigorous ongoing checks from each year to the next (as is done across the entire estate), confirming the reliably good organic practice implemented in the vineyard and winery, supported by impeccable administrative monitoring.

Each step is precise and follows an uncompromising protocol. All organic treatments are monitored in the plot and from an accounting perspective, and declaration forms are checked. Soil analyses are performed several times a year and provide supporting figures that prove why this approach of respect for natural life is worthwhile.

Once a year, in December, the certification body Ecocert devotes an entire day to auditing the whole estate in minute detail, even including a physical and accounting inventory of the crop treatment room. This commitment to virtuous cultivation is integral to the domaine, and even such a trying vintage as 2024 has not called this philosophy into question: to make wines teeming with the life of their terroir thanks to their organic and biodynamic cultivation.