wine press /winery bottling winery storage/labelling

Our oenologist oversees each stage meticulously, from the arrival of the grapes to the bottling of the wine. Our aim is to produce wines which epitomise the Chablis character (fresh and fruity), wines which reflect the region.



When the grapes arrive they are immediately pressed in pneumatic presses.

After pressing, the juice undergoes static settling for 24 hours in vats, which eliminates the larger particles of must. The following stages are alcoholic fermentation, which lasts for 15 days, then malolactic fermentation, which lasts for around a month (this is when the wine takes on much of its complexity). Lastly, the wine ages in tank on a fine bed of lees. We survey the natural development of the wine in order to bring out all its subtlety.
 
    The wine-making process takes place in stainless steel vats under controlled temperatures.