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Chablis Grand Cru Les Clos

Chablis Grand Cru
Les Clos

    • Geological characteristics

      On this hillside slope coexist several types of soils all coming from the same Kimmeridgian. Up slope, erosion is stronger and the soils are more pebbly and calcareous while lower down they are deep and more clayey. In the middle, a band of blue clay is found.

    • Viticulture

      Balanced approach pest control. Soils maintained via regular ploughing.

    • Vinification

      Pneumatic pressing. Natural enzymatic settling for 12 to 24 hours at around 15°C then fermentation with indigenous yeasts, partly in stainless steel vats, partly in barrel.
      Systematic malolactic fermentation followed by assemblage after 8 to 10 months. Fining if necessary, light filtration and bottling.

    • Tasting / Food parings

      It is the great lord of the Grand Crus. It gives wines of exceptional straight-line structure and power through its volume and intensity. It expresses a vast aromatic range with notes of ripe fruit, such as peach, but also oyster shell and smokiness. The palate impresses through its freshness, power and mineral balance. A fine reductive aspect may be found, carried by the marine flavours of oyster shell, lemon and flint. This is a great, complex wine with exceptional keeping potential. It will go well with all noble fish (monkfish, turbot) or more highly-seasoned dishes such as sushi.

    • Location

      Facing west/south-west

    • Surface area

      1.4195 hectares

    • Grape variety

      Chardonnay

    • Average age of vines

      40 years

    • Annual production

      9,000 bottles

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