Louis Jadot Chablis 75cl

Original price was: AED 173.00.Current price is: AED 170.00.

Crisp, stony, and properly refreshing, this dry Chardonnay from Chablis, France is basically a squeeze of lemon over a tray of oysters. Expect green apple, citrus zest, and that clean “wet stone” finish Chablis fans chase. If Sauvignon Blanc is your usual go-to, this is the next step when you want the same brightness, but with a little more mineral edge!

Size75cl / 750ml
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Description

Sharp, bright, and ridiculously easy to love, this is classic Chablis when you want a white wine that wakes up your whole meal.

Louis Jadot’s take on Chablis (100% Chardonnay from northern Burgundy, France) is all about clarity, not creaminess. Think zippy citrus, green orchard fruit, and that signature flinty, sea-breeze vibe that makes you instantly want another sip.

  • Appearance: Pale gold, clean and bright in the glass
  • Nose: Lemon zest, green apple, a hint of white flowers, and a chalky “wet stone” minerality
  • Palate: Dry and crisp with bright acidity, citrus and pear upfront, then a saline, stony edge that keeps it snappy
  • Body: Light to medium-bodied, more refreshing than rich
  • Finish: Clean, mouth-watering, and lightly flinty, it leaves you ready for food

Food pairing: Go straight for oysters, grilled shrimp with lemon and garlic, or goat cheese salad with a punchy vinaigrette.

If your fridge is usually stocked with Sauvignon Blanc (Sancerre, Marlborough, you name it), this is a killer “same energy, different accent” bottle. You still get that bright, citrusy zip, but Chablis brings a more stony, mineral-driven finish that feels extra grown-up without getting weird or heavy.

This is also a smart pick when you’re trying to avoid oaky whites. No vanilla, no butter-bomb vibes. Just clean Chardonnay that tastes like it came from somewhere cold, rocky, and very serious about seafood.

Best moment for it: weeknight fish tacos, a sushi order that accidentally turned into a feast, or that one friend who “doesn’t like Chardonnay” (they usually mean they don’t like oak).

Fun Fact: Chablis is Chardonnay, just grown way up north in Burgundy on limestone-rich soils that help create that famous flinty, mineral snap.