Welcome to the estate
This website presents alcoholic beverages. By law, access is restricted to people of legal drinking age in their country of residence.
Alcohol abuse is dangerous for your health. Please drink responsibly.
Welcome to the estate
This website presents alcoholic beverages. By law, access is restricted to people of legal drinking age in their country of residence.
Access to this website is restricted to people of legal drinking age. Thank you for your understanding.
Opening hours, bookings, purchases: everything you need to plan your visit.
The cellar is open every day. From April to October: Monday to Saturday, 9 am – 7 pm, and Sunday, 9 am – 1 pm. From November to March: Monday to Saturday, 10 am – 6 pm, and Sunday, 10 am – 12 pm.
Bookings are made online via our Visits & tastings page, where you can choose your experience and confirm your time slot.
Our tastings at the cellar cost between €5 and €15 per person, depending on the option you choose. Longer experiences, such as the walk through the vineyard or the vineyard tour by car, are priced separately; the rate is shown when you book on our Visits & tastings page.
We welcome you in French and in English.
Yes, the cellar is accessible to people with reduced mobility. Private parking is available right behind the shop.
Yes — the estate has several apartments, suites and houses in Chablis. You will find full details and bookings on our Stays page.
No, pets are not allowed in our apartments, suites or houses.
Yes, our wines are available from partner wine shops, restaurants and importers in France and abroad. To find out where to buy our wines near you, get in touch.
Yes. For private customers, we ship our wines abroad through Mail Boxes Etc. Contact us to arrange your shipment.
For group visits, please contact us directly and we will be happy to arrange your visit.
The estate is at 5 bis, rue Jules Rathier, 89800 Chablis. Directions are on our Contact page.
These are the four appellations of the Chablis vineyard, all made from chardonnay; what sets them apart is their terroir. Petit Chablis (about 1,300 ha) comes mainly from the plateaus with Portlandian soils: a lively, fresh wine to enjoy young. Chablis (about 3,700 ha), the heart of the vineyard, grows mostly on Kimmeridgian marl rich in marine fossils: more structure and minerality. Chablis Premier Cru (about 800 ha) comes from 40 climats on well-exposed slopes: more depth and good ageing potential. Chablis Grand Cru (around a hundred hectares, about 1.5% of production) has only seven climats, all on a single slope on the right bank of the Serein: Blanchot, Bougros, Les Clos, Grenouilles, Les Preuses, Valmur and Vaudésir. These wines age beautifully, 10 to 15 years and sometimes more. At the estate you will find all four levels, from Petit Chablis to Grand Cru Bougros: discover them on our Our wines page.