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Brocard Sainte Claire Chablis Bottle

Brocard Sainte Claire Chablis

Jean-Marc BrocardChablis, France

Jean‑Marc Brocard’s Chablis “Sainte Claire” is an unoaked, Chardonnay‑based Chablis made from older (around 30‑year) org…Learn More »

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/750ml

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90

/100

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Brocard Sainte Claire Chablis All Vintages Overview

About This Wine

Jean‑Marc Brocard’s Chablis “Sainte Claire” is an unoaked, Chardonnay‑based Chablis made from older (around 30‑year) organically/biodynamically tended vineyards in the Chablis appellation; it shows crisp green‑apple and citrus (lemon/grapefruit) fruit, wet‑stone/saline minerality and a taut, lively acidity often with subtle herbal or honeyed notes from gentle, reductive handling — a bright, seafood‑friendly example of Brocard’s mineral Chablis st…Learn More »

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About Brocard Sainte Claire Chablis

Jean‑Marc Brocard’s Chablis “Sainte Claire” is an unoaked, Chardonnay‑based Chablis made from older (around 30‑year) organically/biodynamically tended vineyards in the Chablis appellation; it shows crisp green‑apple and citrus (lemon/grapefruit) fruit, wet‑stone/saline minerality and a taut, lively acidity often with subtle herbal or honeyed notes from gentle, reductive handling — a bright, seafood‑friendly example of Brocard’s mineral Chablis style.