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Wineries in Champs-Saint-Bris
Champs-Saint-Bris, a village in Burgundy, is the home of one of the most unique appellations in Burgundy, 100 percent sauvignon. Its wine is characterized by a floral, citrus flavor, with notes of salt and spice. Winemakers in Champs-Saint-Bris use grapes like Cesar and Melon de Bourgogne to produce a light and crisp sparkling wine.
The town was originally known as Saint-Prix, after the saint Sanctus Priscus, who was slain in the Puisaye woods in 274. Its name was changed to Saint-Bris-le-Vineux after the French Revolution. It is a small town of slightly more than 1,000 people and is home to a 13th century church. This town also features a 17th century chateau and a combined mayor’s office.
Train service to Champs-Saint-Bris
The Champs-Saint-Bris railway station is located in the Yonne department between Saint-Bris-le-Vineux and Augy-Vaux. It is easily accessible by train from Paris by taking a direct train. It takes around 59 minutes to reach Champs-Saint-Bris. There are three train services that run between the two locations each day. These services are operated by the SNCF. These trains are equipped with modern and comfortable seating.
The TGV train is a luxurious and comfortable option. It has spacious seating, power sockets, and a full food service. However, reservations for this train service are more expensive than other trains. Also, facilities can differ from train to train.
Wine produced in Champs-Saint-Bris
Wine produced in Champs-Saint-Bis is made from the Sauvignon Blanc grape. The region is located about half way between Beaune and Sancerre in Burgundy. The region’s terroir is similar to the Loire Valley. It is also close to the town of Chablis, where the La Chablisienne co-operative is one of the most prominent players.
Champs-Saint-Bris is located in the Auxerrois department of Burgundy. It is the closest village to the Chablis region. The city of Chablis is about 15 km away. The town is accessible via the N 6 highway and the D956 road. The name of this town derives from the French word “vineux” (winy).
Wine produced in Chablis
The Champs-Saint-Bris appellation of the Chablis region is home to some of the best wines in France. The wine produced in this region is classified as premier cru, which means that it is produced from the best vineyards. The vineyards in this region are classified as premier cru because they have higher sun exposure, higher levels of limestone marl soil, and more concentrated fruit flavors and minerality. There are currently about 70 vineyard plots in the region, and there are also some 40 officially recognized climats.
Chardonnay grapes are the main ingredient for Chablis wines. This grape variety offers a distinct flavor, with notable minerality and salinity. Its characteristic flavor also lends it to go well with lighter meats and seafood. Chardonnay is an ideal choice for grilled white fish and sushi. Its minerality is thought to be due to the chalky white limestone soils.
Wine produced in Chassagne-Montrachet
In the past, Champs-Saint-Bris wine was almost exclusively made from red grapes. This situation changed after phylloxera destroyed most of the red vineyards in the commune. Chardonnay was eventually introduced.
This red wine has a distinctive, elongated bouquet of blackberries, raspberries, and other summer berries. The acidity is bracing and the wine is surprisingly layered. The taste is full-bodied and complex with hints of earth.
