The Laroche family has produced wines since 1850 in Chablis, one of the world's most renowned appellations. "It can be said without arrogance that Chablis is an exceptional terroir," says Michel Laroche, who represents the 5th generation of Domaine Laroche winemakers. The quality of the soil from the kimmeridgian geological layer contains just the right amount of clay to bring the mineral character, and the substratum clay to preserve enough water, and finally, a good orientation towards to the sun in a region that seldom suffers from excess heat. All the right conditions are met for the production of great Chardonnay.
Grand Cru Les Blanchots
Grand Cru
South/south-east exposed, on a Kimmeridgien hill with high slope, the old Blanchots vines ripe berries with a...
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Grand Cru Les Clos
Grand Cru
The Les Clos Grand Cru is typically structured, with a vibrant shade of green-gold, sumptuous nose, elegant, yet...
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Grand Cru Reserve de l'Obedience
Grand Cru
1991 was the first vintage of the Reserve de l'Obedience, and the idea was simple: produce the ultimate Chablis...
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1er Cru Les Fourchaumes Vieilles Vignes
1er Cru
This foothill, exposed from the southwest, is protected from northern wind. With the amassing of heat, ripening...
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1er Cru Les Vaillons Vieilles Vignes
1er Cru
Exposed to the East and South, these plots enjoy great maturities. Limestone marls and Kimmeridgian soil are...
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1er Cru Les Vaudevey
1er Cru
Planted on the high slope of Kimmeridgian foothill with an East/South exposure, vines grow with morning and early...
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Chablis
Chablis
With a network of confident growers, Laroche follows the entire process of cultivation of vines with its suppliers,...
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Chablis Saint Martin
Chablis
Domaine Laroche owns 63 hectares of the 2,800 hectares of Chablis vineyards. All plots are on Kimmeridgien soil,...
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Petit Chablis
Chablis
With a network of confident growers, Laroche follows the entire process of cultivation of vines with its suppliers,...
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