Billaud Simon Chablis 1er Cru Montee de Tonnerre
Domaine Billaud-Simon is renowned for producing some of the best wines in Chablis, long recognised for their steely, mineral style. Domaine Billaud Simon owns 20 hectares of vineyards in some of the best areas in Chablis. Beautiful white gold hue with greenish tinges. This 1er Cru offers an exceptional aromatic profile with mineral notes and spice. The palate has perfect balance between strength, freshness, sweet fruity notes and intense floral aromas. A complex, elegant and remarkably harmonious wine.
Producer Profile
The bicentenary Domaine Billaud-Simon nurtures and cultivates vineyards of exceptional quality planted mainly with old vines with an average age of 50 years that have been carefully tended to and preserved over time. The grapes are left to ripen slowly as patience is the key at Domaine Billaud-Simon.
We cultivate our vineyards with passion, tradition and the utmost respect for the environment in order to reflect the unique personalities of our terroirs. We strive to preserve the quality of our vines and future grapes and are committed to using viticultural practices that meet nature’s needs.
The quality of our vineyards as well as close attention to the harvest dates, which are usually quite late at the Domaine, result in rich and concentrated Chablis wines of exceptional quality.
Billaud Simon Chablis 1er Cru Montee de Tonnerre
Domaine Billaud-Simon is renowned for producing some of the best wines in Chablis, long recognised for their steely, mineral style. Domaine Billaud Simon owns 20 hectares of vineyards in some of the best areas in Chablis. Beautiful white gold hue with greenish tinges. This 1er Cru offers an exceptional aromatic profile with mineral notes and spice. The palate has perfect balance between strength, freshness, sweet fruity notes and intense floral aromas. A complex, elegant and remarkably harmonious wine.
Producer Profile
The bicentenary Domaine Billaud-Simon nurtures and cultivates vineyards of exceptional quality planted mainly with old vines with an average age of 50 years that have been carefully tended to and preserved over time. The grapes are left to ripen slowly as patience is the key at Domaine Billaud-Simon.
We cultivate our vineyards with passion, tradition and the utmost respect for the environment in order to reflect the unique personalities of our terroirs. We strive to preserve the quality of our vines and future grapes and are committed to using viticultural practices that meet nature’s needs.
The quality of our vineyards as well as close attention to the harvest dates, which are usually quite late at the Domaine, result in rich and concentrated Chablis wines of exceptional quality.
Billaud Simon Chablis 1er Cru Montee de Tonnerre
Domaine Billaud-Simon is renowned for producing some of the best wines in Chablis, long recognised for their steely, mineral style. Domaine Billaud Simon owns 20 hectares of vineyards in some of the best areas in Chablis. Beautiful white gold hue with greenish tinges. This 1er Cru offers an exceptional aromatic profile with mineral notes and spice. The palate has perfect balance between strength, freshness, sweet fruity notes and intense floral aromas. A complex, elegant and remarkably harmonious wine.
Producer Profile
The bicentenary Domaine Billaud-Simon nurtures and cultivates vineyards of exceptional quality planted mainly with old vines with an average age of 50 years that have been carefully tended to and preserved over time. The grapes are left to ripen slowly as patience is the key at Domaine Billaud-Simon.
We cultivate our vineyards with passion, tradition and the utmost respect for the environment in order to reflect the unique personalities of our terroirs. We strive to preserve the quality of our vines and future grapes and are committed to using viticultural practices that meet nature’s needs.
The quality of our vineyards as well as close attention to the harvest dates, which are usually quite late at the Domaine, result in rich and concentrated Chablis wines of exceptional quality.
