2021 | Domaine Gueguen | Chablis

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White Wine: 2021 | Domaine Gueguen | Chablis

A brilliant yellow color, a fine and very fruity nose reminiscent of white-fleshed fruits and citrus fruits. The palate is supple and surprises with its freshness. We find the fruit and a slight liveliness that prolongs the aromas.

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Producer: Domaine Gueguen

Vintage: 2021

Size: 750ml

ABV: 12.5%

Varietal: Chardonnay

Country/Region: France, Burgundy

A brilliant yellow color, a fine and very fruity nose reminiscent of white-fleshed fruits and citrus fruits. The palate is supple and surprises with its freshness. We find the fruit and a slight liveliness that prolongs the aromas.

Producer Information

Domaine Gueguen is widely regarded as an up and coming star of the region. Celine and Frederic Gueguen both worked for large wine estates in Chablis for 15 years before setting up their own domaine which today consists of 35 parcels of vines spread across 23 hectares. The winery was established in 2013 in the hamlet of Prehy, just 7 km South-West of Chablis itself. Domaine Gueguen is widely regarded as an up and coming star of the region. Cline and Frdric Gueguen both worked for large wine estates in Chablis for 15 years before setting up their own domaine. The winery was established in 2013 in the hamlet of Prhy, just 7 km South-West of Chablis itself.The region of Chablis rests on distinctive Kimmeridian soil dating back to the Jurassic ages. The vines for this wine are located in the villages of Chiche and Prhy on clay-limestone soil. Cline and Frdric use organic practices in the vineyard, tending each vine by hand and working with low yields to drive quality and concentration.The juice is extracted by direct pressing, followed by cold settling. The alcoholic and malolactic fermentations occur at a controlled temperature of 16 to 18 degrees in tank. The wine is then aged on fine lees for a year with light fining and filtration before bottling.