Vincent Wengier, the new Chablis nugget

Although Vincent's family has been working the Chablis vineyard for three generations, it was only in 2018 that they began marketing their own bottles. For the past twenty years, Vincent has taken over from his grandfather and father at the family estate. Located in the small village of Préhy, at the foot of the village's Notre-Dame Church, his vineyard produces high-quality grapes recognized in AOC Chablis, AOC Petit Chablis, AOC Bourgogne, and AOC Bourgogne Aligoté. It was only two years ago, in 2018, that Vincent Wengier decided to put his name on his own bottles. Since then, he has been leveraging his production and deep knowledge of the Chablis terroir to the delight of the public. And the beginnings are more than promising...

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What has the estate achieved in its first two years?

Two years in existence, many awards

Vincent decided to market his own bottles because he wanted to create wines he loves, seeking richness, roundness, and silkiness in each bottle. A true artisan and wine lover, he is certified Haute Valeur Environnementale and is in the process of converting to organic farming. In just two years of existence and two vintages, he has already garnered numerous recognitions. All his bottles have received at least two medals since the 2018 vintage, his first. The award of his first medals at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris remains one of his fondest memories as a winemaker. His passion for wine was ignited during his viticulture and oenology studies in Beaune, where he was captivated by the detail and complexity of the elements that create great wine. The latest accolade? His estate recently featured on the cover of “Le Point” magazine. All signs indicate that this new estate is on a very promising path.

What do the wines from the estate taste like?

Fresh and mineral wines, typical of Chablis

The wines from this estate elegantly and refreshingly showcase the Chablis terroir. Recently awarded and still relatively new in reputation, they are highly promising.

Bourgogne Aligoté: This wine offers a pure expression of the Aligoté grape. Mineral, fresh, vibrant, and flavorful, it is decidedly refreshing.

Chardonnay AOC Bourgogne: This Chardonnay from the northern part of Burgundy expresses notes of flower honey, dried fruits, and white fruits, with the smoky touch so characteristic of Chablis.

Petit Chablis : The 2018 vintage benefited from exceptional conditions, resulting in a wine that is tangy, mineral, and fruity with elegant floral notes.

AOC Chablis: The flagship cuvée combines the typical mineral, smoky notes of the region with citrus and white flower notes typical of Chardonnay. A round and delightful wine.

Watch our tasting video of the Chablis from Domaine Vincent Wengier. Don’t miss the opportunity to discover this rising estate from Chablis, which is sure to earn a royal spot on your tables as the end of the year approaches!

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Frequently asked questions about Domaine Vincent Wengier

Where is Domaine Vincent Wengier located?

It sits in Préhy, in the Chablis area of northern Burgundy. Vincent Wengier took over this family vineyard around twenty years ago before releasing his own bottles.

Which appellations does the estate produce?

The vineyard covers four appellations: Chablis, Petit Chablis, Bourgogne and Bourgogne Aligoté. Chardonnay carries the range, while Aligoté supplies the cuvée that shares its name.

Are Vincent Wengier's wines organic?

The winemaker holds the Haute Valeur Environnementale certification and is moving his vineyard into organic conversion. That choice supports rounded, silky wines faithful to the terroir.

What is the style of the wines?

They show the freshness and minerality typical of Chablis, with smoky notes and hints of citrus and white flowers on the Chardonnay. The result stays round and generous.

When did Vincent Wengier start bottling his own wines?

His first personal cuvées were released in 2018. From that debut vintage, each one earned at least two medals, including an award at the Concours Général Agricole in Paris.