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Location of Chablis
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Furthest North Sub-region of Burgundy
20 miles to Champagne 120 miles to Cote d'or |
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Climate of Chablis
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Semi-continental
Long clod winter, Humid Spring Hot summers |
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Aspect of Chablis vineyards
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Grand Crus are located on SW Facing slope of the Serein River
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Soil of Chablis
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Calcarous Clay, specifically Kimmeridgian
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Viticulture of Chablis
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Traditional crisp, high acid wines meant to age before reaching finess.New style is to use new oak to round out wines and make them more approchable when young.
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Location of Chablis
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Furthest North Sub-region of Burgundy
20 miles to Champagne 120 miles to Cote d'or |
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Climate of Chablis
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Semi-continental
Long clod winter, Humid Spring Hot summers |
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Aspect of Chablis vineyards
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Grand Crus are located on SW Facing slope of the Serein River
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Soil of Chablis
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Calcarous Clay, specifically Kimmeridgian
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Viticulture of Chablis
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Traditional crisp, high acid wines meant to age before reaching finess.New style is to use new oak to round out wines and make them more approchable when young.
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Other Yonne wines
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Borgone Irancy AOC
And St. Bries |
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Bourgogne Irancy AOC
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Located in the Yonne known for Cesar- Tannic red
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St Bris AOC
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Located in the Yonne known for Sauvignon Blanc
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Chablis Varieties
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Chardonnay- primary
Aligote, gamay, Melon du Bourgogne, sacy |
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Number of Grand Crus in Chablis
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7
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