Arbois Chardonnay Vieilles Vignes Amelie Guillot 2022
Arbois Chardonnay Vieilles Vignes Amelie Guillot 2022
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Arbois Chardonnay Vieilles Vignes Amelie Guillot 2022

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The Chardonnay that comes out of Amelie Guillot's cellar comes from the cellar's vineyards with an average age of 65 years.

The winemaking is done with a mix of Jura and Burgundy style. In fact, the refinement takes place for 12 months in used pieces. This characterizes the wine with spicy and at the same time round notes.

Three Senses
Chardonnay on the nose is aromatic and offers elegance as well as minerality. It reveals juicy citrus, peach and small white fruit notes associated with a touch of butter and nuts. The palate is fresh, fruity, beautifully fat/soave, elegant, well balanced and offers a nice acidic framework as well as finesse/definition. There is a very fine tannic feel on the finish.
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Amelie Guillot

Domaine Amelie Guillot

Amelie Guillot was born and grew up in Burgundy, in Cheny. During her enology studies in Dijon, however, she frequented the Jura region and fell in love with landscapes, the passionate people and the wines that are born here.

After finishing her studies, in 1995, Amelie bought two hectares of 40 years old vines in Molamboz, about 10 km from Arbois.

The Domaine has remained almost the same for decades and it is living proof that producing great wines does not require luxurious cellars.

The Domaine today covers 3,2 hectares of vineyards, all organically farmed by the Guillot family alone, with vines of the most typical varieties of the Jura region: Poulsard, Trousseau, Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Savagnin.

Arbois is the wine capital of the Jura and is a terroir famous for its extraordinary "vin jaune" and "vin de paille." Arbois was the first French AOC. The origin of the name is Celtic "ar" and "bos," meaning "fertile land."

When it comes to wine, this fertility is expressed in products with a unique character, whose qualities and uniqueness are steadily establishing themselves. The subsoil is marly and is rich in minerals capable of preserving that typical Jura moisture, the vineyards are protected from cold winds by rock walls of limestone

Vineyards are worked by controlling the natural grassing of the soil through mechanisms such as mechanical chopping. Treatments are carried out in a reasoned manner, as are the inputs of manure, compost...

The harvest date is the most delicate decision. The balance of the grapes and the quality of the wines depend entirely on it. Harvesting is done manually and the grapes are selected in the vineyard and only healthy, whole bunches arrive at the winery.

Vinification takes place in vats or oak barrels, minimizing inputs and manipulations in order to maintain the character of each grape variety and the characteristics of the vintage.

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