Billaud Simon
2023 Billaud Simon Chablis
2023 Billaud Simon Chablis
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*Vintage is subject to change without notice.
Winemaker Notes
This wine has a beautiful white gold hue with delicate pale green glimmers. The seductive and classic Chablis nose offers notes of vine peach, banana, citrus fruits, and brioche. The palate is well-balanced, rich, fresh, and elegant, with a smooth, rich structure that lingers on the finish. Ripe fruits combine harmoniously with mineral notes to create a soft mouthfeel.
About Winery
Founded in 1815 by Charles Louis Noël Billaud following the Napoleonic Wars, Domaine Billaud-Simon is one of the most historic wine producers in the Chablis region of Burgundy. The estate officially adopted its compound name in the 1930s when Jean Billaud married Renée Simon, uniting their family holdings and significantly expanding their vineyard footprint along the Serein River. Managed for decades by Bernard Billaud, the winery built a stellar reputation for crafting pure, crisp, and mineral-driven Chardonnays sourced from prime Kimmeridgian limestone terroirs, including notable Premier and Grand Cru plots. Following a family transition that saw former winemaker Samuel Billaud branch off to form his own label in 2009, the iconic house was acquired in 2014 by the prominent Nuits-Saint-Georges producer Domaine Faiveley, which modernised operations while maintaining Billaud-Simon's independent identity and classic winemaking style.
*Vintage is subject to change without notice.
Winemaker Notes
This wine has a beautiful white gold hue with delicate pale green glimmers. The seductive and classic Chablis nose offers notes of vine peach, banana, citrus fruits, and brioche. The palate is well-balanced, rich, fresh, and elegant, with a smooth, rich structure that lingers on the finish. Ripe fruits combine harmoniously with mineral notes to create a soft mouthfeel.
About Winery
Founded in 1815 by Charles Louis Noël Billaud following the Napoleonic Wars, Domaine Billaud-Simon is one of the most historic wine producers in the Chablis region of Burgundy. The estate officially adopted its compound name in the 1930s when Jean Billaud married Renée Simon, uniting their family holdings and significantly expanding their vineyard footprint along the Serein River. Managed for decades by Bernard Billaud, the winery built a stellar reputation for crafting pure, crisp, and mineral-driven Chardonnays sourced from prime Kimmeridgian limestone terroirs, including notable Premier and Grand Cru plots. Following a family transition that saw former winemaker Samuel Billaud branch off to form his own label in 2009, the iconic house was acquired in 2014 by the prominent Nuits-Saint-Georges producer Domaine Faiveley, which modernised operations while maintaining Billaud-Simon's independent identity and classic winemaking style.
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