Chablis 2011 and 2010
By Antonio Galloni
Chablis fans will find a lot to like in both the 2011 and 2010 vintages. The 2011s are generally soft, open wines with lovely fruit, accessible personalities and little of the austerity often associated with young Chablis. The vintage is inconsistent, so choosing carefully will be the key, but the best wines are tasty and will be ready to drink upon release. The 2010s are much stronger across the board, but the finest wines are going to need to come together. It is an exceptional vintage that combines both richness and acidity to a degree Chablis has rarely, if ever, seen before.
Vintage 2011 Overview
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Chablis fans will find a lot to like in both the 2011 and 2010 vintages. The 2011s are generally soft, open wines with lovely fruit, accessible personalities and little of the austerity often associated with young Chablis. The vintage is inconsistent, so choosing carefully will be the key, but the best wines are tasty and will be ready to drink upon release. The 2010s are much stronger across the board, but the finest wines are going to need to come together. It is an exceptional vintage that combines both richness and acidity to a degree Chablis has rarely, if ever, seen before.
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Producers in this Article
- Albert Bichot (Domaine Long-Dépaquit)
- Brocard - Domaine Hervé Azo
- Cameron Winery
- Caves Jean et Sébastien Dauvissat
- Domaine Alice et Olivier De Moor
- Domaine Billaud-Simon
- Domaine Chenevières
- Domaine Christian Moreau Père et Fils
- Domaine de Chantemerle/A. & F. Boudin
- Domaine Drouhin-Vaudon
- Domaine François Raveneau
- Domaine Gilbert Picq & Fils
- Domaine Jean-Marc Brocard
- Domaine Jean-Paul & Benoît Droin
- Domaine Laroche
- Domaine Pattes Loup
- Domaine Samuel Billaud
- Domaine Servin
- Domaine Vincent Dauvissat
- Domaine William Fèvre
- Laroche
- Le Vendangeur Masqué (Alice et Olivier de Moor)
- Louis Michel et Fils
- Patrick Piuze
- Vrignaud
