Domaine Laroche is directly linked to the history of Chablis. One of the most respected and largest landholders of Grand Cru vineyard, Domaine Laroche owns 90 hectares of vineyard situated amongst the best crus. With offices located in the birthplace of Chablis: a ninth to sixteenth century listed monastery called l’Obédiencerie, where monks made the first Chablis.

It opens with vibrant, high-toned freshness. Concentrated and silky, this wine reveals a depth that is both supple and subtly mineral. While its minerality is somewhat restrained, it emerges with precision on the finish. This wine embodies the concentrated elegance of a superb Chablis.