Chablis Wines

Chablis wine is that which originates from the chablis region of northeastern France. It is a part of the greater Burgundy region, which encompasses a large swath of east France. The wine is of the chardonnay variety, which means that it takes the finest green-skinned grapes to compose its white colour.

Serenata sells this fine wine with a crisp, ripe style and fresh fruit content. The wine comes with 12.5% alcohol content in a 75 centilitre container, all adorned by the authentic, timeless classic that is chablis wine. Gift packages are typically sold with one to three bottles of the finest quality available.

This wine type is well known for its pure content and aromatic nature. It tastes of different qualities, some of which are due to the area lacking significant oak tree influence. The region's vineyards prefer more simplistic methods of harvesting their grapes, producing extremely varietal chardonnay with the acidity of a common apple.

This particular variety was originally popularized, if not developed, by early Romans and church officials in the area. While the clergy desired wine for their religious ceremonies, others traded here due to the location's proximity to Paris. The Cistercians are often credited with planting the first chardonnay seeds in this area, eventually spreading the seeds south to the rest of Burgundy.

Chablis is made in the eastern edge of the Paris Basin, part of the northernmost area of Burgundy. The climate is semi-continental with no influence from the sea, as the entire region is much too far inland. Spring frosts are a real threat for this district of Burgundy, with many volatile weather patterns also evident. Nonetheless, the grapes produced in the northeastern portion of France have continued to amaze all those desiring crisp, classy white wine.