2022 Simonnet-Febvre Chablis — Classic Village Chablis from One of the Appellation's Oldest Houses

Simonnet-Febvre is one of Chablis' oldest and most respected houses, founded in 1840. This village Chablis is a textbook expression of Kimmeridgian limestone terroir — unoaked, mineral-driven, and bone-dry, capturing the pure essence of one of Burgundy's most distinctive appellations.

Tasting Notes

Pale gold with a green shimmer. Lemon zest, green apple and white pear lead the nose, supported by the unmistakable chalky oyster-shell minerality of Kimmeridgian limestone. On the palate, light to medium-bodied with bright natural acidity, a clean focused mid-palate, and a long mineral finish.

Food Pairing

Classic Chablis pairs beautifully with pristine shellfish. We love it with Hokkaido Sashimi-Grade Sea Scallops from My Meat Man — seared in brown butter with lemon, the sweet plump scallops are a magnificent match for the wine's bone-dry minerality and bright Chablis acidity.

Why This Is a Smart Buy

Authentic Chablis from a historic producer with nearly 200 years of winemaking heritage. True Kimmeridgian mineral character at a price that remains excellent value.

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