The grape varieties of Chablis and Tonnerrois

28th August 2025
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At the heart of Bourgogne In the wine industry, two iconic grape varieties reign supreme: Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Their expression varies depending on the terroir, offering wine lovers a palette of flavors that are as rich as they are nuanced.

Chardonnay, the elegance of Chablis

In Chablis, Chardonnay reveals all its purity. Marked by the minerality of the Kimmeridgian soils, it produces fresh, lively, and taut wines with aromas of white flowers, citrus, and flint. A true world reference for lovers of distinguished and gourmet white wines.

Pinot Noir, the finesse of Tonnerrois 

More discreet but equally exciting, the Tonnerrois vineyard showcases Pinot Noir. Here, it expresses itself with delicacy: a dazzling ruby ​​color, notes of crisp red fruits, and a supple palate that seduces with its authenticity. Accessible, elegant wines that are faithful to their terroir.

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Whether you're a fan of mineral white wines or fine, fruity reds, the vineyards of Chablis and Tonnerre welcome you. Come meet the winemakers, explore the cellars, and share the passion that drives this land of tradition.

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