Brocard Bourgogne Chardonnay

Jean-Marc Brocard planted his first vines in 1973 in Préhy, within the Chablis region, where his estate is located. In the same year, his son Julien was born, who today leads the company with the latest biodynamic practices. The estate is one of the main players in Burgundy dedicated to organic farming. Precision, power, and freshness are the core principles and symbols of Jean-Marc Brocard's philosophy. Precision reflects the transmission of the Jurassic-era seabed into the vines, embodying the pure typicity of Chablis grapes. Power arises from the wine's structure, intensity, and length. Freshness emerges from the acidity created by the northern location and stony soil, which are characteristic of Chablis. In short, Jean-Marc Brocard's wines draw their true character from the soil. The estate's wines come from its own and leased vineyards covering a total of 200 hectares. Production includes the various expressions of Chablis, most of Auxerre's other wines, and three different terroirs of Burgundy white wine. Jean-Marc Brocard's wines are exported to 55 countries.