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William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020
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William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020

$33.95
12.50% /
750ml /
Vintage: 2020
  • DEC 91
  • VIN 86
  • BUR 91
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    William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020 is an elegant and classic Chablis crafted from 100% Chardonnay grapes sourced from Kimmeridgian subsoil. The subsoil of Chablis is rich in minerals and fossils, imparting a distinct mineral character to the wine. The soils also create the ideal environment for growing Chablis grapes, with its chalky clay and marly limestone that imbue the wine with freshness and personality.

    This wine showcases a very fresh nose, with zesty notes of citrus and white-fleshed fruit and subtle oak influence. On the palate, the wine reveals its minerality, with a savory mix of flint and almond and a saline finish. It is balanced and bright in the mouth, with good acidity and a juicy texture.

    The wine is created by winemaker Didier Seguier, who combines traditional methods such as manual harvesting and gravity-led winemaking, with modern practices such as the use of stainless steel vats as well as the barrel fermentation of 5% of the harvest. Mild climatic conditions and long winter and spring temperatures allow the wine to develop the perfect aromatic intensity, and the cool summer nights and morning dew preserve its freshness and delicate aromatics.

    William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020 is a beautiful and classic wine that pairs well with light seafood dishes or oysters. It is best served at a temperature between 12°C to 14°C.

    78 reviews for William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020

    1. Caleb Reitz –

      Vintage Wines Ltd.’s Winebar offers a flinty, mineral taste with hints of apple and a slight yeastiness. It has a medium-full body and a tangy/sweet finish with a hint of bitterness. It’s a great value and should be aged for 6 months.

    2. Michael Thomas –

      Light golden color. Aromatic nose of ripe fruit with mineral/flinty overtones, floral notes & a hint of honey. Medium-bodied with well-balanced & smooth textured, ripe citrus flavors and a crisp finish. Potential for further development.

    3. Charles Plank –

      Balanced Chardonnay, straw color, mineral elements. Citrus, floral, stone fruit. Light-bodied, fresh, 13% alcohol, crisp with long finish. Drink now-2023.

    4. Ethel Watkins –

      Nice light gold color with lemon/grapefruit aromas. Moderate acidity, medium weight, and good balance with decent length. Perfectly paired with pan-fried scallops, steamed broccoli, and rice.

    5. Dennis Bond –

      “Understated flavors of apple and lime, light-bodied. 13% ABV. Watered down?”

    6. Michael Lawrence –

      Pleasant wine with shells, dust, floral, and green apple notes. Good minerality. Introductory Chablis wine with lemon, sulfur, and spice flavors. Short to medium finish. 88 points on day 1, 87 points on days 2 and 3.

    7. Stacie Saar –

      Floral and citrus aromas with wet stone and mineral notes, dry and medium-bodied with a medium finish. Additional notes of hay, mushroom, and earth. Very good.

    8. Gregory Henderson –

      Citrus and mineral balance. Good value, not too grassy.

    9. Janet Rivers –

      Enjoyable fruit-forward wine with fresh young sour apples on the nose and a balanced palate. Perfect with food or on its own. Will buy again.

    10. Chris Sandidge –

      Great value wine with a balanced taste of citrus, apple, and floral hints. Clean finish. 89+.

    11. Mitchell Duran –

      Amazing wine with superb QPR at $20+. Will definitely buy more.

    12. Walter Wallace –

      Great for porch sipping and pairs well with chicken enchiladas.

    13. Venus Foster –

      Cool, piercing, and mineral-rich with a bracing finish. Yes!

    14. Christa Giordano –

      Chablis with minerality & green fruits, good balance, and medium finish. Shows ripeness, peach & honey notes. Enjoy alone or with food.

    15. Ruth Sommerfeld –

      Delicious pale yellow wine. Balanced with bright citrus and grassy notes. Develops complexity with mineral and fruity finish. A winner.

    16. Albert Davis –

      Appealing and delicious, great with scallops. High p to q ratio, crisp, fruity acidity. No contemporaneous notes.

    17. Isabelle Breece –

      Great Chablis, perfectly balanced and refreshingly crisp.

    18. Lisa Schreimann –

      Delicious with great value for money, bright acidity and crisp fruit notes.

    19. Jane Morrow –

      Impressive village-level Chablis from Fevre. Beautiful nose with green apple, beeswax, and crushed chalk. Crisp and vibrant with a saline finish. Classic Chablis, good for now and next few years.

    20. Gertie Price –

      Great value. Aromas of mineral, limestone, lemon peel and sea shell. Tastes of white fruit, lemon zest and sweet sanity. Excellent.

    21. Patricia Kaina –

      Consistently delightful with some air. No recent notes.

    22. Jesse Baldrige –

      Excellent value for money, approachable straight from the bottle. A delightful wine. Thanks, Costco!

    23. Jonathan Natalie –

      Acidic with notes of lemon, white flowers, green apple, and flint.

    24. Richard Altom –

      Clean, zesty and bracing. Classic Chablis pairs well with cod and pasta salad. Solid daily drinker.

    25. Sandra Martin –

      Wine available at Majorelle for $23/glass, found elsewhere for $27.99.

    26. Shawn Dossantos –

      Bright tropical fruits, citrus, lemon, lime, white peach, mango, green apple, wild herbs, minerality, salinity. Great zip and acidity. Drink now with 30 minutes of air or age 3-5 years.

    27. Brittney Villaman –

      Aromatic, mineral, medium finish with hints of green apple.

    28. Ryan Irwin –

      Balanced fruit and minerality, food-friendly and easy to drink.

    29. Gordon Fowler –

      Great value wine, highly recommend.

    30. Casey Horstman –

      Great value at $20.

    31. Christina Treadway –

      Bright, youthful aromas of green apple, lemon, white peach, white flowers, and wet stone. Well-balanced with a clean mineral finish. Drink now or over the next few years.

    32. Valerie Stokes –

      Tasty.

    33. Sheri Tyre –

      Versatile pairing with lamb couscous and Japanese vegetable pancake. Bright, slightly sweet, and enjoyable with hints of Granny Smith apples. YCB.

    34. Miriam Parson –

      Consistent quality maintained in recent bottles.

    35. Kenneth Mitchell –

      Lacks complexity compared to previous bottles. No current notes.

    36. Brandy Hash –

      Decent value Chablis at $30 CAD.

    37. Karen Harsh –

      Golden color. Tropical fruit and green banana notes. Crisp finish.

    38. Antoinette Newman –

      Great weeknight Chablis, would be better if priced at $17-19 with a screw cap. Still good value at $25.

    39. Sheila Long –

      Classic Chablis flavor with an attractive and sophisticated touch. Nicely broad palate. Over-performs for less cost than most white Bourgogne.

    40. Alyssa Howard –

      Bargain at $25. Classic Chablis minerality and lightness with lemony fruit. Ready to drink now, but can age for a few years.

    41. Brent Fitzwater –

      Aspen Market purchase in Jackson Hole. $35. Crisp fruit and minerality finish.

    42. Marilyn Holm –

      Great Provincetown mews.

    43. Anthony Beach –

      Good value for money, with citrus, lemon, and apple notes, a hint of honey, medium acidity, and a long finish. Friendly wine.

    44. Kenneth White –

      Acidic and minerally with hints of green apple. Perfect for sushi.

    45. Walter Williams –

      Flinty with mineral and a dash of citrus.

    46. Ronald Juarez –

      Smooth Chablis with citrus and mineral notes. Perfect with sushi.

    47. Christopher Salinas –

      Fresh and dry with a bright finish. Flavors of leesy mineral, apple, and citrus. 3.5/5.

    48. Ralph Young –

      “Excellent Chablis with good typicity. Highly recommended.”

    49. Claude Ford –

      Tart citrus notes, balanced legs, and a mild round finish. Pairs well with Brie, pear, and crusty French bread.

    50. William Richardson –

      Lemon and apple notes on nose and palate, with lees and a hint of salinity. Slightly uneven.

    51. Floyd Shaver –

      Acidic and delicious with oysters. Notes of green apple, lemon, chalk, and minerality.

    52. Caleb Huff –

      Review: Subtle oak, green apple, and orange pith on the nose, with a palate of flower tea and mild acidity. Pair with salmon and veggies. Overall enjoyable, more than just an aperitif. Consensus: 89 points (88 and 90).

    53. Christopher Vandeusen –

      Great village Chablis from a top producer with a mainstream style.

    54. Alla Montague –

      Decent wine from a good producer, but with phenolic bitterness. Nose of lemongrass, apple and pear. Palate has salinity, but feels disjointed. Another year may help.

    55. Debbie Stahlberg –

      Great value Chablis: grassy and honeysuckle on the nose, light-bodied with a slightly tart mid-way. Intense lemon and mineral flavors with a quick, cool finish.

    56. Margaret Beard –

      Dry and bright with an aromatic and zesty finish. 3.5/5.

    57. Mary Hall –

      Excellent minerality.

    58. Mark Bartram –

      Classic Chablis aromas, oyster shell, lemony, slightly floral. A simple but nice Chablis with a lack of acidity and mineral for a higher rating. Happy to have bought half bottles.

    59. Nora Owens –

      Clean and youthful with medium intensity flavors of lemon, lime, green apple, green pear, white flower, chalk, wet stone, yogurt, and honey. Medium acidity, body, and finish.

    60. Jody Schuch –

      Enjoyable wine with mineral, citrus, and salinity notes, but lacking freshness. Possible oak influence.

    61. Richard Padilla –

      Launderette’s bottle has a subtle nose with lemon peel, slate, and underripe tropical fruit. The palate is balanced by acidity, with underripe pineapple and a slightly bitter finish. Good for half-price bottle Mondays.

    62. Ernestine Kay –

      Aromas of wheat paste. Palate has bitter pith with minimal bitter mineral notes.

    63. Tangela Jaillet –

      Perfect with oysters.

    64. George Lister –

      Balanced with citrus and honeysuckle notes and a mineral touch. Medium-high acidity and structure lead to a complex, long finish.

    65. Nancy Pennington –

      Medium-bodied Chablis with medium-high acidity. Tastes of green apple, lemon curd, blanched almond, and wet stones. Can age a few more years.

    66. Nicholas Allen –

      Solid Chablis- medium body, lemony with good acidity and soil.

    67. Todd Coleman –

      Electric acidity, stone fruit, pear. Great Chablis.

    68. Merissa Stanick –

      Slim and refreshing, this 100% Chardonnay has notes of lime, linden flowers, and limestone. Vibrant acidity and delicate fruit make it easy to drink. Best when young.

    69. Tanya Shaffer –

      Well balanced with ample citrus, nut, mineral, and fruit flavors. No vanilla, oak, alcohol, or buttered popcorn. Perfect for high-end California Chard tastings.

    70. Hazel Key –

      Chablis with jade reflections, powerful with lemon and anise notes. Sharp acidity and a green apple finish. Good wine but getting expensive. (**1/2+)

    71. Jon Bahlmann –

      Dry, mid-weight palate with citrus, apple, and mineral notes and a leesy touch. Good replays and length. 3.5/5.

    72. Muriel Lopez –

      Atypical for 2020, rich with deep citrus flavors and mild acidity.

    73. Ruth Hill –

      Lemon, green apple, smooth, complex mid palate, long finish with beautiful acidity. Drink up.

    74. Zena Odowd –

      Pale straw with aromas of saline, citrus, unripe golden apple, and wet pebbles. Zippy, acid-driven and light-bodied with lemon and lime rind and minerality. Perfect for aperitif at raw bar. 90 pts.

    75. Willie Reese –

      Typical with pale jade color and noticeable salinity. Becomes more enveloping and almost oily in 2020 vintage. (**1/2+)

    76. DEC –

      From purchased grapes, Champs Royaux is an historic mark created in the past by William Fèvre. 5% is fermented in old wood from Bouchard, with the rest in steel. Lovely notes of confit lemon here, very good acidity and minerality. A complex, saline, age-worthy Chablis which will go beautifully with food.

    77. VIN –

      The 2020 Chablis Champs Royaux, 8% aged in used barrels for six months, has a charming nose of yellow plum and orchard fruit. The palate is zesty on the entry with fine acidity, a touch of almond and good salinity on the finish. Not long in the mouth, but there is plenty of freshness here.

    78. BUR –

      A slightly riper nose also reflects good Chablis typicity with a bit more iodine character that continues onto the precise and delicious if not especially complex medium weight flavors that deliver a bit more weight and length on the balanced and firmer finish.

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    Critical Acclaim

    DEC 91
    Decanter
    From purchased grapes, Champs Royaux is an historic mark created in the past by William Fèvre. 5% is fermented in old wood from Bouchard, with the rest in steel. Lovely notes of confit lemon here, very good acidity and minerality. A complex, saline, age-worthy Chablis which will go beautifully with food.
    VIN 86
    Vinous
    The 2020 Chablis Champs Royaux, 8% aged in used barrels for six months, has a charming nose of yellow plum and orchard fruit. The palate is zesty on the entry with fine acidity, a touch of almond and good salinity on the finish. Not long in the mouth, but there is plenty of freshness here.
    BUR 91
    Burghound
    A slightly riper nose also reflects good Chablis typicity with a bit more iodine character that continues onto the precise and delicious if not especially complex medium weight flavors that deliver a bit more weight and length on the balanced and firmer finish.

    What does William Fevre Chablis Champs Royaux 2020 taste like?


    Light
    Bold
    Dry
    Sweet
    Soft
    Acidic
    Earthy Flavors of the wine

    earthy, mushroom, smoke

    Red Fruit flavors of the wine

    cherry, raspberry, strawberry

    Oaky Flavors of the wine

    oak, vanilla, cigar

    apple, green apple, pear

    Black Fruit Flavors of the wine

    plum, jam

    Aromas and Flavors of Spices in the wine

    pepper, licorice, cinnamon

    Citrus notes found in the wine

    citrus, lemon, lemon zest

    cheese, cream, oil

    Vegetal notes found in the wine

    tomato, grass, asparagus

    fig, dried apricot

    tropical, pineapple, mango

    Floral aromas found in the wine

    violet, lavender, dried flowers

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