Domaine Moreau-Naudet

Moreau-Naudet’s winegrowing families have roots in Chablis stretching back to the seventeenth century; Alfred Naudet helped define the appellation’s boundaries in 1929. The domaine takes its name from the 1950 marriage of Marie Naudet and René Moreau. Stéphane Moreau joined in 1991 and transformed the seven-hectare property, then mainly selling grapes, into a domaine of more than twenty hectares making and bottling its own wines.

His wife Virginie took charge after his death in 2016. Extended ageing is central to the estate’s approach, with the wines commonly spending eighteen to twenty-two months in the cellar.