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Compline Wine Club - Monthly Shipment

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Join our Monthly Wine Club and drink like a pro.

Over 275 of Napa’s top winemakers, sommeliers, and wine drinkers are already members of our club. Now we’re taking it national—and you are getting the first opportunity to join!

What do you get with this monthly subscription? 

Two wines that drink deliciously right now, selected by Compline’s veteran sommelier team. These are small production wines that will reward curious palates, exploratory wine drinkers, and anyone who likes great wine! 

Since most of our club members live in and work in the Napa wine trade, we love selecting wines from elsewhere around the globe. We'll visit Europe, the Southern Hemisphere, and other states in the US, but we won't include California wines in our club. (There are plenty of winery clubs in Napa if that's what you are looking for.)

You get to see the wine selections before you commit every month, skip a month when you want, and cancel anytime.

So c'mon: join our club!

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December Selections

We couldn't help but finish the year with our two most popular categories—Champagne and Burgundy. (Nothing could be more fitting for end-of-year festivities!)

Champagne, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru

Founded in 1937, Le Mesnil is the eponymous co-op based in the Grand Cru Côte des Blancs village of Le Mesnil-sur-Oger. While negoce Champagne might get a bad rap among certain wine types, the landscape is still dotted with small growers without the means to produce and bottle their own wines, and setups like Le Mesnil's afford them the opportunity to have an outlet for their fruit. Current winemaker Gilles Margue has ensured all the growers they work with have eschewed synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. This is the epitome of their home village—luxurious with a little swagger, and just the right balance of creaminess and citrus zest.

Bourgogne Rouge, Armand Heitz 2022

Armand Heitz returned to his family's farm in 2012 after working several harvests abroad. His family had long sold grapes to Joseph Drouhin, but he had different ideas. He's a bit of an iconoclast, favoring lower vine density than most of his peers—5,500 vines per hectare versus the standard 10,000 in meter-by-meter plantings—which reduces his use of treatments, all of which are organic anyway. His Bourgogne rouge comes from plots of Pinot Noir in Meursault and Pommard in his home base of the Côte de Beaune. It's fermented with 50% whole bunches, and the 2022 is a wonderfully sappy and seductive Burgundy for wintertime.

Happy holidays!

Join our Monthly Wine Club and drink like a pro.

Over 275 of Napa’s top winemakers, sommeliers, and wine drinkers are already members of our club. Now we’re taking it national—and you are getting the first opportunity to join!

What do you get with this monthly subscription? 

Two wines that drink deliciously right now, selected by Compline’s veteran sommelier team. These are small production wines that will reward curious palates, exploratory wine drinkers, and anyone who likes great wine! 

Since most of our club members live in and work in the Napa wine trade, we love selecting wines from elsewhere around the globe. We'll visit Europe, the Southern Hemisphere, and other states in the US, but we won't include California wines in our club. (There are plenty of winery clubs in Napa if that's what you are looking for.)

You get to see the wine selections before you commit every month, skip a month when you want, and cancel anytime.

So c'mon: join our club!

***

December Selections

We couldn't help but finish the year with our two most popular categories—Champagne and Burgundy. (Nothing could be more fitting for end-of-year festivities!)

Champagne, Le Mesnil Blanc de Blancs Grand Cru

Founded in 1937, Le Mesnil is the eponymous co-op based in the Grand Cru Côte des Blancs village of Le Mesnil-sur-Oger. While negoce Champagne might get a bad rap among certain wine types, the landscape is still dotted with small growers without the means to produce and bottle their own wines, and setups like Le Mesnil's afford them the opportunity to have an outlet for their fruit. Current winemaker Gilles Margue has ensured all the growers they work with have eschewed synthetic fertilizers and pesticides. This is the epitome of their home village—luxurious with a little swagger, and just the right balance of creaminess and citrus zest.

Bourgogne Rouge, Armand Heitz 2022

Armand Heitz returned to his family's farm in 2012 after working several harvests abroad. His family had long sold grapes to Joseph Drouhin, but he had different ideas. He's a bit of an iconoclast, favoring lower vine density than most of his peers—5,500 vines per hectare versus the standard 10,000 in meter-by-meter plantings—which reduces his use of treatments, all of which are organic anyway. His Bourgogne rouge comes from plots of Pinot Noir in Meursault and Pommard in his home base of the Côte de Beaune. It's fermented with 50% whole bunches, and the 2022 is a wonderfully sappy and seductive Burgundy for wintertime.

Happy holidays!
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