Chablis is located in the North of Burgundy, covering the hillsides running alongside the Serein Valley. The main bedrock comes from the Jurassic epoch, or more precisely the Kimmeridgian age (150 million years ago). Deposits of tiny oysters can still be found today in the rock, remains of a time when the sea was totally covering this territory. This cuvée “Gloire de Chablis” is a tribute to the Cistercian movement honoured for 11 centuries in the area. If you have never tried Chablis, this is the perfect place to start.