Like Chablis appellation, the main bedrock comes from the Jurassic epoch, or more precisely the Kimmeridgean age (150 million years ago). The 34 hectares of the Mont de Milieu “umbrella” vineyard are located on the right bank of the River Serein in the communes of Fleys and Fyé. It enjoys a geographical situation comparable to those of the grand crus and its south/south-east aspect guarantee extremely good sunshine.
The term "Mont de Milieu" refers to an ancient separation between Burgundy and Champagne, still symbolized today by a stone milestone erected at the top of the hill.
100% Chardonnay
Elegant pale gold colour.
Complex nose offering notes of white flowers and fruits (peach).
Unctuous mouth with an aromas of yellow fruits and hazelnut aromas. The finish is long, rich and almost saline.
- Long pneumatic pressing.
- Static cold settling of the musts.
- Alcoholic fermentation started in stainless-steel, then, after 3 days, racking of around 35% from the juices which were placed in fine-grained barrels. For the other part (65%) the fermentation lasted 10 days in temperature-controlled vats (18-20ºC) to preserve a maximum fruit.
- 100% malolactic fermentation.
- ageing on lees during 12 months.
Will be the perfect companion to grilled king prawns (gambas), fried scallops, veal dishes or a rosted guinea fowl.
Ideal served at a temperature of 14°C.
From 5 to 10 years.