Chablis is the most northern wine producing region of Burgundy and only produces white wines from Chardonnay. Their wines are considered by some to be a separate region to that of Burgundy as Chablis has unique soil - Kimmeridgian limestone - which makes its wine extraordinarily sharp in minerality. Due to the cooler climate, wines produced in Chablis are also less fruity and higher in acidity than its counterparts. It is a region that many people overlook nowadays however they produce some of the best Chardonnay. Many of them are priced very reasonably and an excellent Chablis would not break your bank! All immediately available, please find below a selection of Chablis from 1997 to 2018 which includes a few eminent producers such as Francois Raveneau, Rene & Vincent Dauvissat, Billaud Samuel and the others -