The Chablis wine-growing region is grouped around the town of the same name, Chablis, and some neighboring communities. It is divided into vineyard locations that determine the quality of the wines as well as their prices.
In fact, the soil consists of shell limestone many millions of years old, which is uniquely well suited to planting Chardonnay vines and producing one of the world's best white wines.
However, if the weather in this northern wine-growing region does not play along with frost in spring, humid heat in summer, early and long-lasting rain in autumn, good wines cannot be produced here either. So it's worth paying attention to the vintage here.
Chablis wine region (in brown Premier Cru vineyards)