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A six pack of crisp Chablis goodness at a great price, for both fun and serious times...
- 2024 Louis Bordet Petit Chablis
- 2023 Domaine Fevre AC Chablis
- 2024 Domaine Gueguen Chablis
- 2024 Domaine Daniel Dampt Chablis
- 2024 Domaine Seguinot-Bordet Petit Chablis
- 2025 Vincent Tremblay AC Chablis
2024 Louis Bordet Petit Chablis
The Bordet family has been making wine in the village of Maligny since 1590, and that multi-generational experience is exactly what you want when looking for value in Petit Chablis. While Petit Chablis is often dismissed as just "entry-level," this 2024 from Louis Bordet shows the serious side of the appellation.
It’s grown on Portlandian limestone - the younger sibling to the famous Kimmeridgian soils of the Grand Crus - which gives the wine its characteristic snappy, mineral edge. This is classic, unadorned Chardonnay: fermented and aged entirely in stainless steel to keep the focus on freshness.
It's delicious and fairly 'classic' with green apple, white flowers, and a sharp, lemony zest. There’s a distinct chalky texture on the palate and a clean, saline finish that makes it a perfect match for oysters. It’s a lean, energetic white that punches well above its weight class, offering a genuine taste of Chablis terroir without the price tag of its "big brothers" further up the hill.
2023 Domaine Fevre AC Chablis
The Domaine Fevre AC chablis is a great place to start if you're looking to venture into wonderful world of Chablis.
This wine comes from vines predominantly 15-25 years old some parcels planted in the 1950s and 1960s finding their way into the final blend.
The stony soils of the region impart a fine minerality to the wine and with no oak in sight, the freshness and soft texture here are a highlight.
This is Chablis 101 - sleek, fine-boned and delicious. This is great value from a family-owned domaine in the heart of the region.
2024 Domaine Gueguen Chablis
Céline and Frédéric Gueguen have been on a serious roll lately, but the 2024 vintage throws things back to a more classic era. While the last few years in Chablis have been warm and generous, 2024 was cool and wet - the kind of vintage Frédéric says their grandfathers would have recognised. It means we are back to that racy, nervous energy that put Chablis on the map in the first place.
The fruit comes from 40-year-old vines spread across key villages like Chichée and Préhy, rooted in those fossil-rich Kimmeridgian soils that give the wine its saline kick. They also include fruit from high-quality lieux-dits like Malantes and Pargues, which adds a nice layer of depth to the blend.
Winemaking is kept clean to let that terroir scream. It’s all done in stainless steel with full malolactic fermentation and regular lees stirring. The result is pure, vibrant and properly mineral. You get yellow orchard fruits and a touch of nuttiness, but the driving force here is that mouthwatering acidity and steely tension. It is fruity but precise - a modern Chablis with an old-school soul.
2024 Domaine Daniel Dampt Chablis
The 2023 Domaine Daniel Dampt Chablis is a pristine and vibrant expression of one of the world's most iconic Chardonnay regions.
With 150 years of winemaking heritage, the Dampt family expertly crafts this wine from a blend of old and young vines near their family domaine in Milly. Grown on classic Kimmeridgian limestone soils and matured entirely in stainless steel, this is Chablis in its purest form—vivid, elegant, and true to its terroir.
Expect lively aromas of green apple, citrus, and a whisper of oyster shell, leading to a fresh, intense palate with a silky texture and crisp, saline finish. Perfectly balanced, it delivers all the raciness and vitality you’d hope for in a classic Chablis.
This is an exceptional choice for lovers of refined, unoaked Chardonnay, offering outstanding value and versatility with food—from oysters to charcuterie to creamy seafood dishes.
2024 Domaine Seguinot-Bordet Petit Chablis
Jean-François Bordet is the current custodian of a family line that traces its Chablis roots back to the 1590s. But don't let the history fool you - his wines are defined by modern precision and energy.
This Petit Chablis is sourced from estate vineyards on the Right Bank of the Serein River. The south and south-east facing slopes here are crucial, ensuring the fruit achieves full ripeness even in cooler years.
Jean-François keeps the winemaking clean with cool fermentations, but adds a layer of texture by ageing the wine on lees for 3-5 months. It is a small detail that makes a big difference, giving the wine a subtle creamy mouthfeel that balances the natural acidity.
The 2024 is a classic example of the style. It offers a nose of crisp green apple, lemon zest and delicate white flowers (verbena). The palate is lively and mineral-driven, with a clean, chalky finish that leaves the mouth watering. It is uncomplicated, joyful drinking.
2025 Vincent Tremblay AC Chablis
Vincent Tremblay, a rising star in the Chablis region, is part of a new wave of winemakers shaping the future of this historic area. Farming organically on his family’s estate in Poinchy, Vincent combines generations of winemaking knowledge with a modern approach to craft wines that embody the purity and precision of Chablis.
The 2025 vintage is a beautifully well-rounded expression of Chablis. Crisp autumn fruits, stony minerality, and a hint of citrus define this wine’s character, with a generous palate that shows both freshness and richness. Its bright acidity and upfront flavours make it a pleasure to drink young, yet there’s an undeniable potential for graceful evolution over the next 5 years.
For those seeking a classic yet vibrant Chablis that’s steeped in tradition but made with contemporary flair, Vincent Tremblay’s AC Chablis is a brilliant choice.
Customer Reviews
| Price Bracket | $41 to $50 |
| Type | White |
| Body | Medium Bodied |
| Variety | Chardonnay |
| Country | France |
| Region | Chablis |
| Size | 10 |
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