White Chablis Chardonnay Steely, unoaked Chardonnay with mineral drive for oysters and raw seafood.
Updated Jan 14, 2026 Body: light Acidity: high Sweetness: dry Grape: Chardonnay Region: Burgundy, France
About This Style Chablis Chardonnay is a white built on Chardonnay from Burgundy, France. Expect steely, unoaked chardonnay with mineral drive for oysters and raw seafood.
Pairing Principles No oak lets shellfish purity shine. High acid and mineral match briny seafood. Avoid: heavy cream sauces. Signature Aromas green apple chalk lemon
Plays Nicely With Japanese seafood umami delicate
Steely minerality and no oak let pristine fish shine.
Peruvian seafood citrus raw
High acid and chalk drive refresh citrus-cured seafood.
Steer Clear Of heavy cream sauces
Label Inspiration René & Vincent Dauvissat Chablis 2021 Burgundy, France • splurge
Green apple, chalk, and lemon with steely minerality.
Featured Dishes Peruvian seafood citrus raw
High acid and chalk drive refresh citrus-cured seafood.
Japanese seafood umami delicate
Steely minerality and no oak let pristine fish shine.
FAQ What foods pair best with Chablis Chardonnay? Chablis Chardonnay shines with Sushi Nigiri Platter; its structure matches the dish without overpowering it. How should I serve Chablis Chardonnay? Serve chilled (45–50°F) to highlight acidity and aroma without muting the palate. When should I avoid pouring Chablis Chardonnay? Skip it with heavy cream sauces—those pairings tend to clash with its structure. Adjacent Styles Briny, lean white with lees texture built for oysters and raw shellfish.
Racy citrus and chalk drive a lean white that keeps seafood and salads lifted.