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De La Chappe Therese Bourgogne Tonnerre

$54.00

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Vintage: 2017
Region: Tonnerre, Burgundy, France
Viticulture: Organic
Grape varieties: Chardonnay

De La Chappe Therese Bourgogne Tonnerre is a full-bodied version of Chablis, which is just down the road. Peaches and cream in a glass.

Song: Saint Therese by The Stillwater Hobos

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ABOUT THE PRODUCER

About De La Chappe Therese Bourgogne Tonnerre

De La Chappe Therese Bourgogne Tonnerre is a full-bodied version of Chablis, which is just down the road. Vanilla, yellow plum, and peach melba. Rich and full-bodied with lingering acidity.

About Domaine De La Chappe

Domaine de La Chappe is located just west of the city Tonnerre in northern Burgundy, near Chablis. Vincent Thomas took over the 2.5 hectares of vineyards in 2003 from his father. He turned the vineyards to organic farming although his father was already working in a pretty traditional way, and he extended his vinification capacity by purchasing organic grapes in the area. Vincent is one of the only 2 natural winemakers in the region.

About the Chablis Region

Chablis (“Shah-blee”) is a Chardonnay-making wine region in the northwest corner of Burgundy, France. Unlike other Chardonnay wines, Chablis rarely uses oak-aging, resulting in a very different style and taste profile. It’s because of Chablis’ renown that the unoaked Chardonnay style is popular worldwide.

Wines from Chablis are frequently described as having citrus and white flower aromas with dry, lean, light-bodied flavors of citrus, pear, minerality, and salinity. Chablis rarely displays flavors of butter – an indication of oak-aging. One of the most desirable traits in quality Chablis is a long, tingly finish of high acidity and flint-like minerality. Much of the lean and elegant taste of Chardonnay from Chablis is attributed to the qualities of the soil, climate, and traditions of the region. Knowing the peculiarities of this area (and there are a few) will help you find better Chablis wine.