In Chablis Grand Cru, a single southwest facing hillside above the town of Chablis forms the historic heart of the region’s finest vineyards. Seven climats share this slope, where Kimmeridgian limestone and optimal sun exposure allow Chardonnay to achieve greater concentration while retaining the region’s defining freshness. The best Grand Crus are built for long ageing, expressing the most complete and powerful interpretation of Chablis.
Situated between Valmur on the left and Blanchots on the right, Le Clos is the largest Chablis Grand Cru plot, about twice the size of all the others. It is almost c...
Read more ▸Les Preuses finds itself on the northern end of Chablis’ famous Grand Cru slope. This particular climat tends to produce wines that are rich and full as opposed to...
Read more ▸Situated in the centre of the Grand Cru patch, Valmur is named after its valley shape. Its wines, consequently, are more varied in style and terroir inspired charact...
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