Montmains 2019 | La Chablisienne | Chablis Premier Cru

Name: Montmains 2019 | La Chablisienne | Chablis Premier Cru
Brand: La Chablisienne
SKU: 821
Price: 34.7 EUR
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25-year-old plots on the left bank of the Serein River, in the municipality of Chablis. Southeast facing. Clay-limestone soil. 100% Chardonnay.

Cold static settling before fermentation. Alcoholic and malolactic fermentation in vats and barrels. Aged for approximately 12 months on fine lees, in vats and barrels.

Montmains 2019 | La Chablisienne | Chablis Premier Cru

Procedencia y Elaboración:
Este vino es un Chardonnay elaborado por La Chablisienne, ubicada en la región de Borgoña, Francia. Las uvas proceden de viñedos con 25 años situados en la margen izquierda del río Serein, dentro del municipio de Chablis, con una orientación sureste y suelo arcillo-calcáreo. La elaboración incluye un desfangado estático en frío antes de la fermentación alcohólica y maloláctica que se realiza tanto en cubas como en barricas. El vino pasa aproximadamente 12 meses sobre lías finas, también en cubas y barricas.

Perfil Esperado o Notas Descriptivas:
El Montmains 2019 presenta un perfil fresco y mineral con notas de frutas cítricas como la lima y el pomelo. También se perciben toques de manzana verde, hinojo y hierbas aromáticas. El vino es equilibrado, con una acidez vibrante que aporta frescura y estructura.

Puntuaciones y Comentarios de Críticos:
Según James Suckling, el Montmains 2019 obtuvo una puntuación de 93 puntos.

Cierre Breve:
El Montmains 2019 es un Chablis Premier Cru que destaca por su frescura y complejidad, con un buen equilibrio entre acidez y sabores minerales y frutales.

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Learn more about La Chablisienne

It was founded on 1 May 1923 and was the first producers' cooperative in Chablis. It came out of a specific need: between the wars growers could not sell their wine, and they banded together on the initiative of the Abbé Balitrand to set up a shared winery. There were 180 of them at the start.

Today it is made up of between 250 and 270 growing families farming some 1,250 hectares. The whole appellation runs to around 4,700, so the cooperative works close to a quarter of all Chablis.

In the mid-1950s something important changed: it began receiving grapes and must instead of finished wine, and with that gained control of the winemaking.

Its Grenouilles parcel tells a story of patience. It had been vinifying that fruit since 1979 under a long lease, bought the property in 1999 and did not take possession until 2003-2004, when the lease ran out. Twenty-four years from first working the vineyard to being able to call it its own.

It amounts to 7.2 hectares and makes up the greater part of that grand cru.

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