Vines would have existed in the first century on the slopes of Chablis.

Chablis is a dry white wine, marked by its grape variety, chardonnay, called "beaunnois" in Chablis, and by its terroir, kimméridgian limestone and a cooler climate than the rest of Burgundy.

The old vines are made from vines more than thirty-five or fifty years old, which produce more concentrated grapes. It is a more powerful and complex wine than generic chablis, it is round and rather fruity, with aromas of honey and spices, long in the mouth. It is a wine of guard.

Varieties: Chardonnay

Wine Score : 96/100

75cl x 12