Kimmeridge chalk, named after a village in Dorset in southern England, is the principal soil type in Chablis. This wine, although a Burgundy appellation, celebrates the soil with its mineral edge among all the ripe yellow fruits and acidity. Drink the wine now.
Kimmeridge chalk, named after a village in Dorset in southern England, is the principal soil type in Chablis. This wine, although a Burgundy appellation, celebrates the soil with its mineral edge among all the ripe yellow fruits and acidity. Drink the wine now.
Kimmeridge chalk, named after a village in Dorset in southern England, is the principal soil type in Chablis. This wine, although a Burgundy appellation, celebrates the soil with its mineral edge among all the ripe yellow fruits and acidity. Drink the wine now.
Kimmeridge chalk, named after a village in Dorset in southern England, is the principal soil type in Chablis. This wine, although a Burgundy appellation, celebrates the soil with its mineral edge among all the ripe yellow fruits and acidity. Drink the wine now.