2024 Domaine Jolly et Fils Petit Chablis
Description
WINEMAKER: Denis Jolly
REGION: Burgundy, FR
VARIETY: Chardonnay
VITICULTURE: Organic
This wine is a beautiful pale yellow color tinged with green. Lovely citrus aromas lead way to fruit-forward avors of fresh pear with a rounded mouthfeel.
With four generations of experience, Domaine Jolly is known for producing traditional, mineral-driven Chablis wines. The Domaine is located in Maligny, just a few miles north of Burgundy’s famous Chablis village. The winery is managed by Denis Jolly, whose main focus is creating wines that are a true expression of the Kimmeridgean & Portlandian terroirs. Domaine Jolly consists of 42 acres of Petit Chablis, Chablis and Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume. Chardonnay is the only varietal grown on the estate which produces wines from three vineyard appellations: Petit Chablis consists of 11 acres with an average vine age of 3 to 30 years, Chablis consists of 33 acres with an average vine age of 3 to 60 years, and Chablis 1er Cru Fourchaume consists of 1.5 acres with an average vine age of 40 years old.
2024 Domaine Jolly et Fils
$75.00
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