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- Origin
- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Jean-Marc Brocard is one of the leading Chablis producers. This is a classic wine displaying the character of a true Chablis. Hints of lemon and white... Read More- Origin
- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Jean-Marc Brocard is one of the leading Chablis producers. This is a classic wine displaying the character of a true Chablis. Hints of lemon and white... Read More -
- Origin
- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Classic Premier Cru Chablis with floral notes lifting above a rich minerality on the palate. There is some crisp apple fruit here too that combines we... Read More- Origin
- France
- Burgundy
- Chablis
Classic Premier Cru Chablis with floral notes lifting above a rich minerality on the palate. There is some crisp apple fruit here too that combines we... Read More
Quick Pointers on Chablis
'I don't like Charonnay, please can I have a bottle of Chablis.' is a statement I hear often in the shop. When quizzing the customer further they have often had a bad experience with a heavily oak style of a cheaper Chardonnay which can put people off the grape for life. Basically, Chablis by law has to be made with Chardonnay, and i feel can be classed as the purest expression of this grape variety.
When shopping for Chablis, look out for the four styles but watchout for Petit Chablis.
Petit Chablis - This can be the suspect area catergory. The fruit comes from the soils which lack the stong limstone content elsewhere. This is the Chablis that is often overprices and is trading on the Chablis name.
Chabls (In your Case) - This comes from bettervoineyard locations that enables the wine to extract the purest flavours from the soils. This is perhaps Burgundy's most import appellation in terms of quaility.
Premier Crus (In your Case) - Now you are shopping by vineyard name. There are some 40 vineyards that ave this status and it is all to do with the limesone makeup of the soil and the vineyard elevation. in your case we have poped in our example from, Vau de Vey.
Grand Cru Chablis - This accounts for less than 3% of Chablis production and the are located in a single band just above the town of Chablis. There are only seven Grand Crus which have a global repuation, so this of course effect the price.
