Elegant flinty mineral notes, typical of the Chablis region, really shine through in this classic unoaked Chardonnay, alongside notes of green apple and lemon. It will go down an absolute treat served with seafood platters or goats cheese.
Elegant flinty mineral notes, typical of the Chablis region, really shine through in this classic unoaked Chardonnay, alongside notes of green apple and lemon. It will go down an absolute treat served with seafood platters or goats cheese.
How to serve?
Serve chilled
Goes well with
Pork
Goes well with
Poultry
Goes well with
Cream Based
The wines of Madame Veuve Point take their name from the inspirational female winemaker – Jeanne Marie Point – who was widowed at the tender age of 26 . After her husband’s death in 1903, she devoted herself to her young son and her vineyards in Burgundy. Despite her dedication, other winegrowers in her village did not accept her because she was a woman. But Madame Veuve Point was determined to prove herself with style. In 1904, one of her wines won the Grand Prize at the St Louis World Fair in the USA. This accolade finally brought her the fame and recognition she deserved on the other side of the Atlantic as well as back at home!
Madame Veuve Point’s great-great-granddaughter Géraldine Point, is now at the helm of the family business, which produces quality Burgundian wines in close collaboration with some of the region’s long established winegrowers.
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