2022 Domaine Séguinot-Bordet Chablis

Name: 2022 Domaine Séguinot-Bordet Chablis
Brand: Domaine Séguinot-Bordet
SKU: 05225241
Price: 19.50 GBP
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One of the purest expressions of the chardonnay grape you will find - vinified in stainless steel to bring the maximum freshness and aroma, then matured on its lees for nine months to add richness and texture. Crisp and refined, with a seaspray, mineral freshness, floral notes, intense white fruit, and a long, impressive finish. Classy, classic Chablis.

Food pairings: Smoked salmon, baked salmon, sole fillet, raw oysters, shellfish, prawns, crab, lobster, goat's and soft cheeses.

About the producer
Domaine Séguinot-Bordet can trace its history back to 1590, although the winery, now run by Jean-Francois Bordet, is anything but dated. The wines are made in a well-equipped modern winery, with vinification taking place in stainless steel vats for the village wines, and careful maturation in second-fill barrels for Grand Crus.

In a Nutshell

Region Burgundy

Country France

Grape Chardonnay

Unit Bottle (75cl)

ABV 12.5%

Product Code 05225241

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“Mr Wheeler’s buyer, Ben Godfrey, reckons that the 2022 Domaine Séguinot-Bordet (4) is the best village Chablis available, and they’ve taken the estate’s tiny production for almost 20 years. It is indeed a belter, being upright, elegant and with a certain richness of fruit married to the typical Chablis minerality. It’s a brilliant wine and I’m delighted to see it under a very stylish and discreet screwcap.”

Jonathan Ray, The Spectator Magazine