Domaine Tremblay Chablis is what every wine from this appellation should smell and taste like, sadly so very few do these days. It is very much the real deal, unoaked from 10 to 30 year-old vines grown on Kimmeridgean soils; very mineral, yet not aggressive with trademark green and red apple and oyster-shell aromas. The palate is whistle-fresh with lime, apple and more minerals showing. The overall impression is of a perfectly balanced, fleshy and ripe wine. Whilst this example may be a few euro more than Supermarket examples it will at the end of the day deliver true value.