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Domaine Hamelin Chablis
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CT88.1 average score
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In 1840: Gustave Hamelin, an inhabitant of Montallerie, a hamlet of Beines, grew 2 hectares of vines alongside his mixed farm.
In 1880: Pierre Hamelin, an inhabitant of Beines, grew 3 hectares of vines, alongside other land and animals. He used a mule to work his vines.
At that time, the wine was held in barrels holding 132 litres, giving rise to their name of ‘feuillette’, or little cask.. All these wines were sold in their containers.
They were transported by river, using barges or rafts.
In 1911: Georges Hamelin settled in Lignorelles. The property was extended to include 4 hectares of vines, which he worked by horse.
The wine sold in ‘feuillettes’ was transported by railway.
In 1936: Pierre Hamelin took over from his father. He further developed the vineyard and benefited from the developing technology of the profession. 1948 saw the first mechanical horizontal press and 1953, the first high-clearance tractor.
He carried on the tradition of casks and increased the capacity of the cellar by adding enamelled metal vats.
In 1970: Marc Hamelin created his own vineyard and then added the area he inherited from his father. He built a new vat room.
Today, the Domaine HAMELIN combines the vineyards of Marc and Thierry.
The knowledge handed down from generation to generation is a harmonious mix of old traditions and modern-day techniques. Our focus, and the main feature of our Chablis wines, involves keeping the flavour of the ‘terroir’, together with offering our wines maximum generosity and charm.
A well-controlled and thermo-regulated wine making process is essential. Our key priority is to bottle the wine ourselves at the optimal moment, during which the wine is at its most expressive.
Our policy is to listen attentively to our customers.
In 1840: Gustave Hamelin, an inhabitant of Montallerie, a hamlet of Beines, grew 2 hectares of vines alongside his mixed farm.
In 1880: Pierre Hamelin, an inhabitant of Beines, grew 3 hectares of vines, alongside other land and animals. He used a mule to work his vines.
At that time, the wine was held in barrels holding 132 litres, giving rise to their name of ‘feuillette’, or little cask.. All these wines were sold in their containers.
They were transported by river, using barges or rafts.
In 1911: Georges Hamelin settled in Lignorelles. The property was extended to include 4 hectares of vines, which he worked by horse.
The wine sold in ‘feuillettes’ was transported by railway.
In 1936: Pierre Hamelin took over from his father. He further developed the vineyard and benefited from the developing technology of the profession. 1948 saw the first mechanical horizontal press and 1953, the first high-clearance tractor.
He carried on the tradition of casks and increased the capacity of the cellar by adding enamelled metal vats.
In 1970: Marc Hamelin created his own vineyard and then added the area he inherited from his father. He built a new vat room.
Today, the Domaine HAMELIN combines the vineyards of Marc and Thierry.
The knowledge handed down from generation to generation is a harmonious mix of old traditions and modern-day techniques. Our focus, and the main feature of our Chablis wines, involves keeping the flavour of the ‘terroir’, together with offering our wines maximum generosity and charm.
A well-controlled and thermo-regulated wine making process is essential. Our key priority is to bottle the wine ourselves at the optimal moment, during which the wine is at its most expressive.
Our policy is to listen attentively to our customers.
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Group wines by:
| wine type | Name, Type, Locale | Year |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Chablis(View Label Image)White, France, Burgundy, Chablis |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Chablis 1er Cru Beauroy(View Label Image)White, France, Burgundy, Chablis, Chablis 1er Cru |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Chablis 1er Cru Vauligneau(View Label Image)White, France, Burgundy, Chablis, Chablis 1er Cru |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Chablis Vieilles Vignes(View Label Image)White, France, Burgundy, Chablis |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Petit Chablis(View Label Image)White, France, Burgundy, Chablis, Petit Chablis |
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| White |
Domaine Hamelin Petit Chablis Blancs caillouxWhite, France, Burgundy, Chablis, Petit Chablis |